10 resultados para “Cannondale CAAD13 / CAAD Optimo”
Shimano SH-XC703 Shoes “The XC703 is a trail-ready race shoe optimized for comfort and performance. The carbon-reinforced midsole with low-stack height stabilizes your foot for a more efficient pedaling stroke,… The post Shimano XC703 Off-Road Racing Shoes (perfect on Gravel too) appeare…
por JOM
The final round of the year delivered anything but placid racing.
por Alex Hunt
Macronutrient targets, nutrition timing, supplements, and more: Everything cyclists need to know to optimize their diet for performance and health. Read the full article at Dial Your Diet for Training and Recovery: The Ultimate Guide from 52 Cycling Nutrition Experts on Velo .
por Jim Cotton
Wolf Tooth hubs are engineered and machined in-house from aerospace-grade 7075-T6 aluminum and run on the ENVE INNERDRIVE system. Each hub model features optimized weight, high rolling efficiency, prolonged bearing… The post Wolf Tooth Announces Road, Gravel, & Mountain Bike Hubs appeared…
por JOM
Are 1x drivetrains the inevitable future of road cycling, or will 2x always reign supreme? This week on the Velo podcast, the whole crew—Lisa Charlebois, Logan Jones-Wilkins, Mike Levy, and Josh Ross—are in the virtual studio, and the debate gets incredibly passionate. We kick off with listener questions that quickly devolve into an argument over the true definition of bikepacking and whether camping is actually required. Josh also takes a moment to double down on why there is more to a bike than its spec sheet, making the case for the Cannondale CAAD14. Next, we analyze the newly spotted 13-speed Shimano Dura-Ace prototype. Because the system still relies on wires, the conversation spirals into a massive SRAM vs. Campagnolo vs. Shimano showdown. We split on what matters more: Shimano’s
por Pinkbike
Van Rysel just dropped the RCR-G, a gravel bike built purely for speed with unmistakable WorldTour road racing DNA. But with a geometry this aggressive, is it actually good on the dirt? In this review, we cover everything you need to know about the new Van Rysel RCR-G, from its aero-optimized frame that claims to save 8.6 watts to its incredibly snappy handling on hardpack terrain. We break down the aggressive geometry—including the steep 72-degree head tube angle and short 426mm chainstays—that makes it feel like a pure road bike, and discuss exactly where that setup excels and where it loses its composure.
por Pinkbike
What is the one thing you do on the bike that your group ride secretly hates? We air out our worst habits and explain why the aluminum Cannondale CAAD14 is worth your money over cheaper carbon options. 👇 Tell us in the comments: What is your toxic cycling trait? And are we off our rocker about the CAAD14, or do you get the aluminum vibe? In This Episode: We tackle a hard question this week: what’s your toxic cycling trait? Levy came up with the premise, and while he admits to half-wheeling and I know I talk too much, Lisa had to really think to find hers. Let us know if you think her trait is actually a big deal. The other big topic is my Cannondale CAAD14 review. I’ve had this bike all summer and absolutely love it. We discuss how a mistake by Cannondale actually made the bike better,
por Pinkbike
