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Aero Advantage: The Bike Fit

By Aaron Hersh
Published April 16, 2013

A lot of triathletes take their hard-earned money and spend it on a shiny new bike in a bid to shave seconds – and sometimes minutes

Bike Geometry Translated
- By Aaron Hersh
- Published March 28, 2013
On a bike maker’s website you’ll find a schematic called a geometry chart for each of its models. These cluttered numeric diagrams
The Perfect Bike Fit: Cycling Analysis
- By Uplace Pro Triathlon Team
- Published March 25, 2013
The mechanics of the perfect bike performance have an important human component. It’s a lesson that is often lost on triathletes who
The (Very Near) Future Of Bike Tech
- By Aaron Hersh
- Published February 6, 2013
We dissect the five biggest trends to emerge from the top bike trade shows to give you a peek at the way we’ll ride in 2013 and beyond.
How To Stay Fit With A Heavy Travel Schedule
- By Paul Moore
- Published November 1, 2012
What are some easy ways to maintain fitness with a crazy travel schedule? When traveling, it’s easy to get out of your routine and give
Bike Fit Fixes
- By Aaron Hersh
- Published August 17, 2012
There is no single, universal solution to finding a comfy bike position, but certain ailments are frequently caused by the same fit
How To Set Up Your Bikes Identically
- By Lennard Zinn
- Published May 3, 2012
Many of us have a couple of bikes sitting in the garage (or front room), but how can you make sure that they are set up identically (and so
In Pictures: Angela Naeth In The Wind Tunnel
- By Aaron Hersh
- Published May 3, 2012
Canadian long distance expert Angela Naeth has carved out a formidable reputation for herself over the last few years, including victories
Video: Lukas Verzbicas Bike Fit
- By Paul Moore
- Published May 2, 2012
With the Olympics approaching, the chosen few triathletes competing for places are doing everything they can to maximise their chances of
Staying Fit: The Five Per Cent Rule
- By Dr. Jordan D. Metzl
- Published April 30, 2012
The five per cent rule is a simple way to minimise your risk getting a running- induced injury: Keep your mileage low if your current body