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Ironman Hawaii 2008 - the top 15 women and their bikes popular

Although the Ford Ironman World Championships and any other triathlon isn't only about the bike, we still want to share what kind of bikes the top 15 pro women rode in Kona.

Interbike Wrap-Up 2008

After a whirlwind tour of the bike industry's annual "Big Show," I came away with a feeling that there is a lot of boring stuff being made today, but also a few gems. For every needle in the haystack, ...

Feeling Free: Nineteen Frequency ElleSystem

Canadian ITU swim-star Jill Savege tests out Nineteen's premier women's specific suit in the famed waters of Penticton's Okanagan Lake while putting aside any cultural favoritism in the name of women' ...

Smarmy Fahrradkongress

There is probably a fine, long German word that aptly describes the social, cultural and industrial phenomenon that is Interbike. Part of that word should include kitschig which, according ...

Luke McKenzie's Scott Plasma 2

For our series "the bikes of the pros", we look closer at the Scott Plasma 2 of Luke McKenzie. The fast Australian switched mid season to this new ride and we wanted some numbers and details.

Mirinda Carfrae's Cannondale Slice

Here's a Slice of the triathlon world you rarely get to see: everything about a top pro's bike, including all the fit specs. Introducing Mirinda Carfrae's Cannondale Slice

Will it go 'round in circles?

Triathletes are perfectly wired to be in the world, but not of it, as we routinely demonstrate an ability to cycle without exhibiting any outward signal that we are, in fact, cyclists. ...

A closer look at ...

Eurobike 2008 started officially today in Friedrichshafen, Germany and we were able to get a closer look at a 2009 prototype of a company that has been fairly quiet in terms of tri bikes recently.

What bikes are the big road teams riding in 2009?

As the end of the 2008 season approaches, we are seeing lots of bike sponsorship changes in the Pro road peloton. Who are the winners and the losers of the 2009 bike sponsorship challenge and who ...

A Look into LOOK for 2009

LOOK’s growing presence in the triathlon realm is evidenced as Slowtwitch.com was taken through its 2009 Tri line. And while they have truly competitive new products, their design principles take a ...

Chrissie Wellington's Cervelo P2C popular

When Chrissie Wellington recently stormed to a second place overall finish at the Alpe d'Huez triathlon she put her competitors on notice that the Ironman Hawaii win wasn't a fluke. For our "the ...

V for Vendetta

Verily velocity and victory vanquish vocal vacillations over the oft vilified vestments of open water swimming. In other words, speed will make you a believer in XTerra's Vendetta wetsuit.

Chamois cream: the best thing you're not using

Friction is your friend, if you're going around a tight corner on your bicycle and staying upright is your aim. But down there in your cycling shorts, friction is your enemy. What you need is a ...

Valdora—lay your body down

Some aerobars, functional is about the best you can say about them. This one, there's an urgency to (as Pretty Willie sings it) lay your body down. (Does Slowtwitch know hip-hop too?)

Shimano Turns on the Power with Dura-Ace Di2

Shimano officially announced Dura-Ace Di2, a technologically advanced, electronic shifting option for the all new 7900 series Dura-Ace. Comprised of Dual Control type shift / brake levers, front ...

Jordan Rapp's Felt DA

Today we are taking a closer look at the Felt DA of Jordan Rapp for our series "the bikes of the pros." Jordan has posted some of the fastest bike splits in a few races he has entered and we wanted ...

Preferred build: Kuota's new Kueen K

Last month we debuted a new feature, called the Preferred Build. The idea is to gruppo-up some popular and interesting bikes the way we'd like to see them built. July's preferred build ...

Black Gold: Aquaman's CellGold Wetsuit

Aquaman's new Cell Gold wetsuit mixes classic Aquaman features with a new rubber from Yamamoto. We put the suit to the test, trying to discover if the folks at Aquaman were able to put the midas ...

Wetsuit Rubber: A User's Guide

A follow up to Dan Empfield's primer on the rubber used in triathlon wetsuits. A useful guide as we embark on tests of several of the newest wetsuits to hit the market.

Kiwami For The Womens: Wahina Max

ITU star Jill Savege loans her racing expertise to Slowtwitch for a review some women's specific race swimsuits.

First Look: Zoot's 2009 footwear line

We had an invite to Zoot's apparel debut, and came away with an inadvertent sneek peak at the new '09 footwear line.

Seeing Clearly: Sable WaterOptics Goggles

Sable offers premium quality optics at a premium price, but their goggles are worth every penny for open water racing.

SRAM’s ’08 Tri Offerings: An Analysis

SRAM's entry into the tri market is no token effort. We take a look at what they debuted for tri in '08. And surprisingly, it ain't about the bling.

Preferred Build: Cervelo P3C

Today begins a new set of articles on Slowtwitch, a series in which we feature a bike in a fashion we call our "Preferred Build." We'll highlight a bike, built as we might if it were left up to the ...

3T's Ventus bar: The road test

The Dutch Masters (the bike makers, not the cigar makers) have struck again. The Ventus is a tri bar to be taken seriously: not just as eye candy atop the P3Cs ridden by Cancellara and the CSC team.
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