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The bikes in Oceanside
A gallery of images taken during the bike segment of the 2011 Rohto Ironman 70.3 California. A very deep field competed for $50,000 in Oceanside.
Campy's Seat Tube Motor
Commensurate with the launch of Campagnolo's TT group, the Italian component maker announces, along with Felt, the launch of its triathlon-legal seat tube motor.
What We Have Noticed: Osymetric, On...
We invite you to look closer at the Osymetric chainrings, the On Cloudsurfer running shoes, the Purple Harry Bike Floss and the Endurance Conspiracy bike slang t-shirt.
Abu Dhabi Tri bike check-in
With the 2011 Abu Dhabi International Triathlon showdown almost upon us, it was time for the impressive Pro field to check in their bikes near the Emirates Palace hotel.
What We Have Noticed: Honey Stinger, Trix ...
In this edition of What We Have Noticed we look at the Honey Stinger Organic Energy Chews, the Trix Champion t-shirt, the Oakley C-Wire shades and the Topeak Ratchet Rocket.
Austin Handmade Bike show 2
More images from the 2011 North American Handmade Bicycle Show in Austin, TX. Parlee, Guru, Alchemy, Liger, Crumpton, Chris King and more.
Austin Handmade Bike show 1
The 2011 North American Handmade Bicycle Show is currently taking place in Austin, TX and visitors are exposed to an amazing showcase of hand crafted bicycles and parts.
Felt's Devox aerobar
Felt's Devox aerobar is an ambitious effort, especially for a company that specialized in making bikes, not parts. How does it stand up as an aftermarket bar?
Two notable goggles
I'm an agnostic about goggles, like a guy who goes to an Anglican church one week and a Presbyterian the next. I have no firm conviction, or, I had no firm conviction. I do now.
3T takes the shorty bar forward
The so-called shorty bar remains, in triathlon, the largest market served by no mature, ready-to-ride, product. 3T moves the ball much further forward with its new Zefiro.
A new angle on seatposts
Three new seatposts are on the market in 2009, adding flexibility to the positional options available to those riding certain Orbea, Quintana Roo and Kuota bikes.
Mid-priced tri bikes popular
For those who're looking toward a bike they'll keep for a long stretch, but won't have to make payments over a long stretch, here's our first round look at your price category: $2500 to $3000
Tri bike distribution
Certainly the tri/tt bikes ridden by Chris McCormack and Lance Armstrong are on showroom floors near you. Or are they? Why aren't you seeing more Transitions, Equinoxes, Trinity Alliances, on ...
Open Up and Say “Ah(mazing)”: Oakley JAWBONE
Oakley’s new Jawbone sunglasses set a new benchmark for sport sunglasses. With the customarily outstanding optics and fit that Oakley is known for, it is the ease of changing lenses that really puts ...
Tri bike reader opinions
It's been almost 2 years since we polled Slowtwitchers on what bikes they admire, and to which they aspire. Here are the results of a recent set of polls, compared to what you all said in July of ...
What We Have Noticed: D2, DeSoto, NormaTec ...
We recently noticed custom triathlon shoes from D2, a light vest from DeSoto, compression technology from NormaTec, warmup oil from Sixtus and a quirky line of glasses from Donkey Products.
What We Have Noticed: Panache, Speedplay, Sugoi ...
We stumbled upon items from Panache, Speedplay, and Sugoi, plus a couple fun things.
Giant, Leader wrap entry-level tri
Bikes by Giant and Leader, here reviewed, complete our analysis of tri bikes at the entry level. Giant's tri bikes are leaps ahead of what this company was making earlier this decade, and the Leader ...
What We Have Noticed: Alter-G, blueseventy, Rudy Project and more
In this edition of "What We Have Noticed," slowtwitch is taking a closer look at the G Pro trainer from Alter-G, goggles from blueseventy, glasses from Rudy Project and a traveling alarm by Reliance ...
What we Have Noticed: Aquasphere, Blackburn, Bontrager, First Endurance
We have come across new goggles from Aquasphere, a light system from Blackburn Design, ultralight brakes from Bontrager and new nutrition from First Endurance.
What We Have Noticed: Scott, CycleOps, Cobb, NUUN and more
Today we introduce you to triathlon shoes from Scott USA, a trainer from CycleOps, a saddle from John Cobb, a beverage from NUUN and a very interesting concept light system.
What We Have Noticed: Xtenex, Zipp, Avia, fi'zi:k
Starting today you'll see a new editorial feature on slowtwitch called "What We Have Noticed" and in this new series we'll cover products and services we have stumbled upon. But we are not reviewing ...
The running shoes of the top 10 women in Kona popular
Chrissie Wellington and Sandra Wallenhorst ran sub 3 hours at the 2008 Ford Ironman World Championships and finished 1st and 3rd respectively. We looked closer at the shoes which carried them and ...
The running shoes of the top 10 men in Kona popular
While we started to look closer at the bikes of the top finishers at Ironman Hawaii last year already, this year we also wanted to know more about their running shoes.
Ironman Hawaii 2008 - the top 15 men and their bikes popular
What kind of bikes were the top 15 pro men riding at the Ford Ironman World Championships in Kona, Hawaii? Slowtwitch took a few images of the men and their machines.
