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Autumn is upon us, and that means turbo trainers reviews. The Elite Drivo II is the first up in the TG cave, and this preview gives my first impressions of the Italians lastest indoor bike trainer, along with a report of my 2018 Elite Factory visit and the Elite Fuoripista. So let’s get into things!
See.Sense ACE Review – Smart Bike Lights The original See.Sense ICON was a bit of a KICKSTARTER darling in 2015, so it makes sense that the company should return to the crowdfunding site before developing their latest product, the See.Sense ACE – a smart bike light that the company would like you to consider it…
Fitness is frequently a fickle concept. Wahoo has tried to blur the lines between work and sport with the new Wahoo KICKR Desk. So is this a just a standing desk targeted at cyclists, or perhaps something more useful?
The bike light world is a very crowded place so the Blinkers by Velohub has decided to use a different approach, by billing primarily as indicators your bike. Might this bew a winning formulae?
Suunto has been gradually refining the Spartan line of watches over the years. The Suunto 9 is the companies latest top of the line watch, and they have made some very competitive improvements
Masimo MightySat Review – Pulse Oximeter for Work and Play Why look at the Masimo MightySat? Well after doing the recent review of the Garmin Fenix 5 Plus, it became apparent that one of the few benefits of the Fenix 5X Plus, over the regular Fenix 5 Plus is the addition of pulse oximetry. But…
Garmin Fenix 5 Plus Review: When More Can Mean Less OK cards on the table. To my mind, the Garmin Fenix series has never been a looker. Particularly when you compared it to the lines seen on any of the Suunto Spartan watches, and especially the new Suunto 9 – review due in shortly Personally,…
At Eurobike 2018, the Elite Fuoripista Smart Bike has been revealed. Looking more like modern art than any gym equipment, Elite have taken things to the next level, and then some! Let’s take a preview at this sculpture come gym equipmentÂ
The Polar V650 has been around since 2014. That is a long time in gadget years. Is this 2018 update enough to keep the big Polar unit competitive and able to fight against the onslaught from Garmin and Wahoo… just possibly!
Sometimes with sports tech, it is the internals of a product which undergoes considerable updates, but the exterior…well just the colour changes. ANT+ FEC and Bluetooth FTMS now mean you have ask how will the unit perform in a Zwift Gear Test?
James Gill