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Features, Specialized, Tech, Tech news, Wahoo Fitness - January 21, 2020

Specialized’s Angi crash sensor now works with Wahoo Elemnt computers

Wahoo Fitness has announced yet another firmware update to its range of Elemnt GPS computers which should make Specialized’s Angi helmet crash sensor just that little more convenient to use. Let me rewind a bit. Angi is a small crash sensor that sits on the retention system of a number of Specialized helmets and can …

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Pro bikes of the 2020 WorldTour: part three

A close look at the 2020 pro bikes of Cofidis Solutions Credits, Trek-Segafredo, NTT, UAE Team Emirates and Bahrain-Merida.

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Bigger chainrings for Trek-Segafredo, but not for the usual reasons

One of the key features of the current SRAM Red eTap AXS wireless electronic groupset is a 10-tooth sprocket on the cassette, which provides a generous amount of range without having to resort to very large sprockets at the other end. That 10-tooth sprocket also allows for smaller chainrings up front – typically 50/37T for …

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Spied: Felt’s new AR Disc aero racer

The Rally Cycling Women’s team opened up its 2020 season at the Women’s Tour Down Under with a win on stage one. And while many of the team’s competitors are riding last year’s race bikes, Rally’s fresh and previously unseen aero bikes stick out like, well, a bright orange shiny bike amongst a field of …

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Pro bikes of the 2020 WorldTour: part two

Having already looked at the 2020 race bikes of EF, Ineos, Sunweb, Movistar, and Deceuninck-Quickstep, it’s now time to look at those belonging to Astana, Mitchelton-Scott, Jumbo-Visma, Israel Start-Up Nation, and Groupama-FDJ. And this is certainly a selection of bikes not to miss given they respectively belong to Luis Leon Sanchez, Simon Yates, George Bennett, …

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Specialized’s Angi crash sensor now works with Wahoo Elemnt computers

Pro bikes of the 2020 WorldTour: part three

Bigger chainrings for Trek-Segafredo, but not for the usual reasons

Spied: Felt’s new AR Disc aero racer

Pro bikes of the 2020 WorldTour: part two

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