Beginner Triathlete - Gear articles

Hint: It's not a one-person job

Disc brakes vs rim brakes is about a lot more than the brakes themselves. Here's how to navigate the pros and cons.

Learn about the different styles of triathlon wetsuits, how to choose one and why it is beneficial to have one.

How much time savings can you expect over the course of a triathlon by using an aero helmet?

The Polar RCX5 is a robust multi-sport watch with a sleek, comfortable profile. With the right accessories the RCX5 can provide you with heartrate, speed, cadence and GPS data.

What should I consider when adding aero bars? What are good brands? Are there pitfalls to be aware of? How can I adjust them to fit me?

The TYR Crossblade’s are a great set of fins for the swimmer who is looking for a training fin for longer duration sets.

Which component group is right for you? Here are some differences on weight, performance and price between the Dura-Ace, Ultegra and 105 component groups.

Don't know how to take that rear wheel off of your bike? Is the chain making things difficult? Learn how to remove your rear wheel if you have to change your bike tire or fix a flat.

With the recent move to mounting a water bottle onto your aero bars to save on drag I decided to look at a similar setup. Here are the results of my testing of this hydration setup.

When shopping for triathlon bike aerobars, considerations range from adjustability, comfort, aerodynamics, weight, and of course, price.

First in a series of three articles about the basics, the niceties and the luxuries

The key features to look for when shopping for a multisport GPS watch

Do you have your first triathlon coming up? This article will give you a few tips on what to wear for your triathlon.

Yes, the Dual is a little heavier than Cervèlo’s high end counterparts. But…the price is within reach of the masses and it still incorporates all of the design features that make a Cervèlo special.