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News, Prototypes & Concepts, Training & Nutrition - August 15, 2022

Verve InfoCrank IC2 power meter adds sleek modular upgrade to benchmark accuracy

After many years of anticipation, Verve is back with a complete overhaul to their crank power meter that set a benchmark for no-hassle accuracy with their all-new modular InfoCrank IC2. It still remains a bit of a tease for official launch later this year, but now you can pre-order the InfoCrank2 and be one of

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New Wahoo Sports Science Center opens today, focuses on athlete research

Spinners rejoice! Wahoo’s new research-oriented facility opens in Boulder, Colo. today and aims to up the ante on the company’s training products and philosophy. Expert coaches and scientists will lead the center, which will also stable Wahoo’s pro athletes. Work officially began at the facility this morning at 9 a.m. local time. “[We’re] working with

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Must Watch: Innes Graham’s meteoric rise into the EWS Top 10

At the beginning of 2022, Innes Graham was a complete unknown in the World of Enduro Racing. Today, he is ranked 9th in the EWS Overall, with only 5 enduro races to his name… ever. The break-through star was awarded Wyn Masters’ Privateer Award after placing third at the season opener in the Tweed Valley.

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How much would you need to train for the Tour de France? Strava data says 9k+ miles!

It’s too late to sign up to get picked for this year’s Tour de France, but if you want to qualify for next year’s peloton, you better start training. That’s because getting sufficiently ready will require the equivalent of climbing Mt. Everest by bike 20 times, according to Strava. If that sounds like a big

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Review: Kinetic inRide H1 may be the lightest Heart Rate Monitor, and lighter IS better!

Indoor bike trainer maker Kinetic has a new inRide H1 chest strap heart rate monitor, calling it the lightest on the market. Reading that claim, my initial reaction was, “who cares how light a heart rate monitor is?” And then I tried it on, inside of the trainer and outside on the trail… and it’s

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Verve InfoCrank IC2 power meter adds sleek modular upgrade to benchmark accuracy

New Wahoo Sports Science Center opens today, focuses on athlete research

Must Watch: Innes Graham’s meteoric rise into the EWS Top 10

How much would you need to train for the Tour de France? Strava data says 9k+ miles!

Review: Kinetic inRide H1 may be the lightest Heart Rate Monitor, and lighter IS better!

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