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Wahoo is pushing its Elemnt computers further into the “tell me what my body is doing, before I completely detonate” category.

Canyon is bringing its Tempr shoe family down to earth a bit. The brand just announced a new, more affordable (and slightly less race-only) version of its Tempr Road and Tempr Off-Road cycling shoes.

The new Lapierre XR keeps a familiar look but updates the suspension placement, feel, and climbing performance.

Squirt Performance is now offering its chain lube in a hot wax setup, but is it better than the original or just more time-consuming?

Aeroscale wants to put a number on the watts you’re throwing away, and puts the aero testing power in your hands and on your time.

The UCI is capping the size of bike computers for professional racing, but that doesn't seem like a bad thing; will it stop innovation?

Canyon, Zwift and Pedal Mafia want a North American rider back on the top step of the Tour de France podium within the next decade.

Cannondale is giving the new CAAD14 the Team Dream treatment, and the result is exactly what you'd expect: lightning bolts, throw-back paint, matching kit, and fun.

Tadej Pogačar has a new TT machine for the Tour de France. The new Colnago TT2 is lighter, easier to fit, more stable in the wind, and better suited to the growing trend of technical time trials.

Factor is putting more than bikes behind Modern Adventure Pro Cycling.