Road Gear

The HyperVolt offers plenty of massaging options and an intuitive layout. It's also the quietest massager we've used.

Riding indoors doesn't have to be a tedious affair, especially when you have the right clothing and accessories to make it comfortable.

The bike you can see yourself using for years to come and the latest and greatest all-around offering each have their strengths and weaknesses.

The ABB looks weird and costs a lot, but for breakaway riders, it may be the sweet spot between aero and control.

The Spettacolo ROS gloves offer a lot of warmth without a lot of bulk, and they're easy to get on and off thanks to the nifty zipper.

The Headwind makes indoor riding a more bearable experience with its bluetooth capabilities. But there's one thing that bugs me.

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Solutions for alleviating wrist pain while riding, and how to get wide-range gravel gearing.

While most riders can just jump into Zwift races and have fun, elite-level competitors face stringent data-verification protocols.

I've long been a fan of Shimano's shoes, but one particular type of change Shimano made bugs me.

Creaks be gone! How and why Ben Farver created the T47 bottom bracket standard.

The VeloNews technical expert offers suggestions on how to manage riding with arthritis, and when to lube vs when to use a thread-lock coating.

Shimano Dura-Ace wireless 12-speed drivetrains may be on the horizon, according to recently approved patents.

I wish I could combine the best points of the two, as neither is a complete solution.

Expert advice from Lennard Zinn on how to get your cleat adjustment right and maintain a proper fit.

Re-enabling the Bluetooth heart rate feature allows users to pair compatible heart rate transmitters with the app.

The indoor trainer and cycling computer brand that has been a longtime favorite of triathletes is branching out with its first smartwatch, but does it stand up in a crowded market?

The new formula may allow for 15 percent more speed while lasting 50 percent longer, and at 40 percent the cost of the original formula.

VeloNews technical editor Lennard Zinn offers advice about lubricating e-bike chains and the mechanics of gearing and timing chains on tandems.

Giro's Helios helmet brings Spherical technology to a lower priced helmet. But Giro doesn't skimp on the high-end features.

Frame flex can ruin a ride or make it a dream affair. Factor Bikes' Graham Shrive tells us the truth about frame flex.

The Tickr fit collects your heart rate data, minus the pinching discomfort around your chest. But there's just one thing that bugs me.

California brand, Squid Bikes, has carved out a niche with flashy paint and eye-catching design.

The Filante SLR aero road bike features a design with less material around corners and edges for a lighter and faster bike.

VeloNews technical expert answers questions about cross-chaining and drivetrain friction, as well as disc brake pad delamination.

The Beoplay E8 ear buds come with Rapha's signature aesthetics, but they also deliver a ton of sound and battery life.

Lennard Zinn joins tech editor Dan Cavallari to discuss the in-depth test Zinn performed on the most popular sunglasses for cyclists.

A percussive massager can work out knots, relieve tightness and pain, and even help you overcome certain injuries. But they aren't all created equal.

An excellent alternative to a chest strap, particularly for indoor riding.

Roll Recovery's R8 deep tissue massager has become a regular part of my recovery routine, more so than fancy massagers and rollers.

The Edge 830 touchscreen is a double-edged sword on this feature-packed computer.

VeloNews tech expert Lennard Zinn offers insight into SRAM chainrings with a CeramicSpeed bottom bracket, and disc brake pad surface issues.

Being able to steer inside Zwift with your handlebars is cool, but the Sterzo Smart doesn't always work. Here's why.

The redesigned Specialissima blends aero features, a lightweight frame, and vibration damping design.

Our technical expert offers advice about SRAM front derailleurs, and shoes for those with differing foot sizes.

The pursuit of the stiffest shoes may need to take a back seat to other more important considerations when you're ready to buy.

The central garment in Assos' winter layering system, the Equipe RS Winter Jacket Johdah, costs a mere $725 to keep you toasty warm.

The Roundtrip duffel has an internal organizer to keep everything in its place right when you need it. It's not cheap, but it's darn good.

VeloNews technical expert examines using Mastik tape and tubeless sealant with tubular tires, how to adjust a SRAM front derailleur, and more.

Want to hone your indoor riding plan this off-season? "Ride Inside" authors Joe Friel and Jim Rutberg have some ideas to make it a success.

Enve all carbon handlebar with ‘Goldilocks’ flare promises watt savings and better control.

Polarized, UV protection, lens distortion — what do all these terms mean when it comes to buying sunglasses? And do they even matter?

Senior editor Betsy Welch took an 11-day excursion on the Colorado Trail. Find out what she brought, which of it was great, and what needed improvement.

The Topo Designs Bar Bag is my favorite accessory on long rides and light-and-fast gravel tours. But there's one thing that bugs me. . .

VeloNews technical editor Lennard Zinn answers your questions about hacking electronic shifting, braking technique, and tire pressure.

The Aethos climbs like a race bike, feels like a race bike, is modeled after a race bike, is as light as a race bike — but it's not a race bike.

The Aerothan tube is made from a thermoplastic polyurethane and promises light weight, puncture protection, and exceptional ride quality. Can it deliver?

Surface simulations, built-in flex, and a stable base are all great. But there are a couple of annoyances about the Tacx Neo 2T, too.

Specialized's Power saddle with Mirror Technology is the most comfortable saddle I've tested. But it comes at a price most can't afford.

Canyon claims to have the world's fastest aero bike with the Aeroad CFR... but what about those width-expandable bars?!

VeloNews tech expert Lennard Zinn examines possible causes of recent crashes in time trial events.

The NBA pro turned mountain biker needed a bike for intervals and century rides. He chose Colorado's Moots Cycles for his new ride.

I expected the Spinshield sunglasses, with massive, almost-goggle-like dimensions to be something completely different than what landed on my face.

Pro components, which falls under the Shimano umbrella, has grown its collection of saddles, bags, and handlebar offerings.

The Icon Bibshorts from Katusha look awesome, but beyond the superficial, they also offer excellent all-day comfort and some eco-friendly touches.

The Helium Platform 2 hitch rack is one svelte carrier, with its bare aluminum appearance and simple functionality. But one thing really bugs me...

Lennard Zinn analyzes how geometry, braking, and tire choice could have played a role in Dygert’s world championship crash.

Alberto Contador and Ivan Basso join tech editor Dan Cavallari to tell the story of Aurum Bikes; it's a passion project with heaps of engineering behind it.

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The endurance bike from the French manufacturer looks to do it all.

We test 42mm wheels vs 65mm wheels up multiple laps of the 5% Lookout Mountain, keeping average power output the same.

Princeton CarbonWorks makes wheels that feature a sinusoidal rim pattern. What does that mean, and what benefits do riders derive from it?

The new bike from Specialized sure looks like a race bike, but Oss' post indicates it's a lightweight machine intended for rides beyond the race.

The Giro Regime road shoe is not the stiffest road cycling shoe I’ve ever worn, nor is it the lightest. But these shoes offered comfort beyond their price point.

Rudy Project’s take on wraparound eyeshields is subtle and contemporary, but without a boxy look.

The Grit 4540 wheels take much of what Princeton learned from its Wake 6560 D wheels and translates it to a multi-surface wheelset.

Our technical expert answers questions about pro teams tracking flats and muddy, icey SRAM chains woes.

The integrated bar-stem combo and seatpost can help save weight, and also reduce road vibrations, adding comfort, but not mass.

The Classics Tire from Cadex takes on endurance riding with puncture resistance, a supple casing, and a grippy compound for cobble season.

VeloNews technical expert Lennard Zinn answers your questions about mechanical issues and bike geometry and handling.

Shimano refines its flagship road shoe with 3D power analysis.

Our technical guru answers questions about bottom brackets, floor pump gauges, older Campy style cable housing, and frame geometry.

Buying the lightest wheelset is the best way to win a hillclimb, right? Not so fast. 

The Hammerhead development team spent two years taking the best aspects of the first generation Karoo in rolling out this new GPS unit.

What makes a good chamois that you can forget all about on your ride? Materials, positioning, and pressure mapping are the primary keys.

Boa dials, Synchwire upper, and a carbon composite sole make for affordable but still performance-oriented road shoe.

Invani's reversible jersey offers two colors in a single jersey. But more importantly, it's a comfortable jersey with smart details.

Lennard answers questions about Shimano GRX drivetrain compatibility, tubeless-ready tires on standard rims, and how to manage sticky bottle-bosses.

The O2 VAM gets sleeker and lighter with internal routing, a stiffer design, and a new Black Inc climbing wheelset.

The Boa Li2 system features smaller dials, dual-direction micro-adjustment, and an environmentally-conscious design to reduce waste.