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Vuka Shift AXS 90

Zipp has managed truly wireless aerobar shifting. Also, SRAM's Multiclics extend the Zipp system to pursuit bar shifting.

by Slowman, April 5, 2020

Cycling

It’s JCOB Now; Here’s the Saddle Line-up

It's the saddle underneath the top men, plus the new 38mm saddle.

Cycling

Garmin Varia: Permission to Ride Outside

The upsurge in Gravel and Stationary are each responses to fear of the paved road. Hence the popularity of the Varia.

Cycling

Cervelo’s P-Series: Slowman’s Build

Before I returned this bike I wanted to try it out with equipment with which I’m more familiar. Here is Slowman’s build.

Cycling

A Stout, Mid-Priced 650B Gravel Option from HED

The Eroica follows in the tradition of the Ardennes: A won’t fail, stay-round, stay-true, high-end wheel at a midrange price.

Cycling

Tubeless: What Do They Know That We Don’t?

Seven out of the top 10 men in Kona rode tubeless, including the top 4, and the top bike split ridden.

Cycling

3T Strada: Another Gerard Vroomen Special

It's a bike Gerard throws all his previous experience into, but the ancestor with the strongest genes is the P3C.

Cycling

ENVE SES AR 3.4 Disc Review

Our Tech Editor looks at the rough-road-focused SES AR 3.4 from ENVE, with tubeless-only, hookless, and super-wide hoops.

Cycling

DT Swiss ARC 1100 DICUT 62 Review

We detail a set of carbon clincher wheels from DT Swiss, ridden by the likes of multi world champion, Daniela Ryf.

Cycling

Zipp’s Trade-In/Speed-Up: The Particulars

It appears an attractive program. I had some questions about how it works. Here’s how it works.

Cycling

Wahoo Fitness Acquires Speedplay

In the, "Whaaaat?!" news of the year, the unacquirable company, Speedplay, just joined the Wahooligan posse

Cycling

Slowtwitcher Saddle Preferences – A Study

We analyze a series of polls about the saddles chosen by Slowtwitch readers. How have things evolved over the last dozen years?

Cycling

Zipp XPLR: Exercise in Simple Function

It's just a simple gravel handlebar. What's special about? It inexpensively solves a simple but thorny problem. That's it.