Road Gear

New offerings from Rotor, Scott, DT Swiss, Shimano, and Garmin are highlighted in Monterey, California

A reader explains how to accommodate wide gear ranges on a road bike, Lennard talks tire pressure, disc brakes, and more

The company repurposes road and mountain components for its new Force 1 and Rival 1 drivetrains

Cycling's governing body will partially lift its ban on disc brakes in road racing in August, and will test the systems throughout 2016

For the WorldTour's roughest roads, pro teams reach for wide tires with special tread to survive the Roubaix pavé

Teams break out the best equipment for the most demanding road race on earth, over 150 miles of racing on the cobblestones

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Greg Van Avermaet rode BMC's Granfondo RBX to third place at Paris-Roubaix on Sunday

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Logan VonBokel discusses this week's tech news, including a partnership between Competitive Cyclist and Strava that pays riders

Art's Cyclery explains the compatibility of new and old Shimano brake levers with different types of calipers

Our resident training expert, Trevor Connor, reviews the WattBike Pro indoor trainer

Lennard Zinn answers questions about discs for road bikes, and examines whether or not higher tire pressure might lead to more punctures

Have a look at the Trek Domane 6-Series ridden by Stijn Devolder over the cobblestones of the Tour of Flanders, in which he finished 13th

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John Degenkolb rides Giant's Defy road bike for the bergs and cobbles of Flanders

Art's Cyclery goes over some of the tweaks you can make to your road bike to make riding on dirt and gravel more comfortable

Among this week's questions is one from a reader whose bike continues to mis-shift despite repeated tries to remedy it

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Specialized announces that aluminum and carbon bars on Shiv bikes sold between 2012 and 2015 are unsafe

Art’s Cyclery breaks down the differences between these two spoke types, which both offer their own benefits

Lennard Zinn explains how wide-range cassettes can actually work with derailleurs that aren't specifically rated for the larger cogs

Not sure whether to run a compact, sub-compact, or standard crankset? Puzzled by the myriad cassette sizes? Here's a simple guide to gears

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Logan VonBokel addresses some new products on the market, including a limited-edition helmet that benefits the Amy D. Foundation

Triathlete spotted using CX1 with larger SRAM front chainring, which suggests that SRAM is close to releasing a single-chainring road kit

Art's Cyclery explains how to equip a mountain bike on a budget using 10-speed drivetrain parts

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A new, small titanium builder on the handbuilt scene, Moonmen traveled from Colorado to Kentucky for its first-ever NAHBS

Wood you like to see some different kinds of bikes? These builders showed off bikes made from organic, non-metal materials in Louisville

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Shimano's new high-leverage 11-speed front derailleurs aren't as easy to set up as it seems. Lennard Zinn provides in-depth instructions

Pedal-based P1 and chainring-based C1 power meters compete with other lower priced options

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The handmade bike show had a plethora of beautiful bikes for road and track with custom details, stunning paint, and more

Art's Cyclery demonstrates how to set up and adjust Shimano's direct mount brakes

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Who's riding what? Global Cycling Network takes a look at the bikes that will be raced in the pro women's peloton in the 2015 season

Lennard Zinn takes on questions about combining 10- and 11-speed drivetrain components

The top framebuilders and fabricators in the bike world gather in Louisville, Kentucky for the North American Handmade Bicycle Show

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New app displays real-time-data on the athlete’s wrist when used with soon-to-be-released iPhone-friendly watch

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Zipp says its new hubs offer better durability, and the wheels are now available at a lower price than previous models

This week, Art's Cyclery shows us how to properly feed cable housing through handlebars

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Lennard Zinn addresses a variety of questions ranging from using two Di2 modules to follow-ups about exploding tires at the Tour of Oman

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Enve rolls out new stems, wheels; Bontrager improves its road wheel line-up; Foundry delves into titanium, and Salsa goes carbon for gravel

The Pro’s Closet shows us the bike Colby Pearce rode to the U.S. hour record in 1995, the Lotus Sport 110

Art's Cyclery gives their picks for buying SRAM road components on a budget

What happened in Oman? Lennard Zinn investigates the rash of flat tires seemingly caused by extreme temperatures over the weekend

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Global Cycling Network demonstrates how to remove and service Shimano and Look pedals

Art's Cyclery offers advice on where to spend your money when outfitting your mountain bike with SRAM 1x11 parts

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Lennard answers questions about shifting, ranging from troubleshooting Di2 to equipping a road bike with a single-chainring drivetrain

The Stigmata CC is a new, carbon fiber, disc brake-equipped, incarnation of Santa Cruz's 'cross bike, which was on hiatus for three years.

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SRAM has recalled 12,000 hubs specced on bikes sold between 2009 and 2011. Consumers are advised to immediately stop riding the flawed hubs

Art’s Cyclery explains the process of adjusting Shimano 6870 and 9070 front derailleurs

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Andrea Guardini's tiny Specialized Venge is tuned for the sprints with deep carbon rims, Campagnolo parts, and more

On Sunday, Dennis rode this stealthy black BMC to a world record in Switzerland, setting a new best time for the hour record

Lennard Zinn answers questions about wet-weather riding, whether shock pump gauges actually work, and drivetrain compatibility

Global Cycling Network walks the pits at Dubai Tour with Caley Fretz to see what sort of new gear teams are running for 2015

Specialized headquarters houses decades worth of pro bikes, concept bikes, curiosities, and many other forms of inspiration

Art’s Cyclery discusses what goes wrong when a rear derailleur misbehaves after a new rear wheel is put on

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