Known for making some of the world’s best cycling clothing, Castelli jerseys are favored by many long-time riders. Their dedication to pushing the boundaries of design makes them an obvious contender for a spot in any serious cyclist’s wardrobe.
As one of only three contact points between you and your bike, a good saddle can be the difference between comfort and pain. With new technologies changing the saddle landscape, product engineers think they may have cracked the code to a better ride. Let’s dive into the world of 3D-printed saddles to see what they are all about.
When choosing a saddle, the price of the saddle depends largely on the material of the rails. This is because the saddle rails are a big factor in the total weight of the product. While many brands use their own variation of materials and naming, most fit into three categories: chromoly (steel), titanium, and carbon fiber.
Specialized is known for their expertise in bike saddles. Coupling the core principles of Body Geometry with a mastery of materials, Specialized saddles take on-the-bike comfort to the next level.
When it comes to bikes and gear, Specialized has something for everyone. But with so many products, it can be difficult to find exactly what you’re looking for. Fortunately, Specialized uses standard naming conventions that can help us to better understand the products.
A freehub body is the part of a rear wheel where the cassette is attached to the hub. Depending on the manufacturer and model, the exact mechanism can vary so it’s very important to ensure that your cassette and freehub body are compatible.
Garmin watches are already well-loved by runners, but how can you best utilize their features for cycling? Let’s take a look at the Garmin Epix Pro and Fenix 7 Pro and explore how to use them for rides.