Ride Notes

Since we were kids, we have wanted to customize our bikes. Perhaps it started with a playing card in the spokes or a pair of pegs. Maybe, you even got your hands on a spray can. Whatever the customiza …

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Does the Garmin Varia work with a Wahoo computer? In short, yes.It is rare when the two competitors in a market decide to play nice and allow cross compatibility between devices. It’s also a sign of l …

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Mathieu Van der Poel continues to dominate cyclocross, after adding a 3rd world title to his exemplary palmeres this weekend. His iron grip on the 2020 Men’s Elite Cyclocross World Championships ne …

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When an idea and a feeling create a visual image so strong it does not matter what the final product actually looks like (BTW the frame looks great) OK, that's a riddle but let me explain further.& …

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Pioneer announced today that they will transfer their CycloSphere power meters and other cycling assets to Shimano. The news comes 6 years after the electronics giant entered the cycling world with a …

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After 3500 miles on my Look 795 Blade RS, I feel as though I can honestly give it a thorough review. I purchased the 795 Blade RS to fill the dedicated aero slot in my bike lineup and ended up wi …

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This is how easily Enve’s Crash Replacement No-Questions-Asked, Lifetime Incident Protection Warranty works: It’s US Cyclocross Nationals week and the 3rd day of races are underway …

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One of the main questions that we get asked repeatedly by Campagnolo lovers is about the future of their 11 speed groupsets. As 12 speed has been slowly introduced across the different models, we have …

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SRAM Red eTap 11spd is one of the most popular group sets ever sold. The ease of set up, clean look, and light weight of eTap 11spd wowed consumers upon release, and cemented SRAM's place …

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Oversize pulley systems look great on almost any bike but do they actually increase speed by reducing chain drag? How do they shift? Will you actually feel the advantage when riding? How easy is it to …

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Here at Glory, we often get the question, "How do I choose between the Bora WTO, Bora Ultra, or Bora One?" "What's the difference?" While you can't go wrong with any Bora purchase, you do need to …

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Factor calls it Celestial Blue, perhaps alluding to the O2’s powers of ascension. But it would be unfair to pigeonhole the O2 as a ‘climbing only’ bike. It is balanced, stiff, and agile. Our rider wan …

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