Take a training ride with a real pro and you'll learn the following: (1) Your assumption that power is the ultimate training metric is correct. Real pros obsess over power like they do their weight. Bike racing is semi-random and totally chaotic. Pros like to control the little they can control,... read more

The SRM Dura Ace Compact Wireless Professional Powermeter is identical in every way to the non-compact version, with only one important change: Instead of using 130mm BCD outer and inner chainrings, the Compact version uses a 130mm BCD outer chainring and a 110mm BCD inner ring. It'll come... read more

Every night when we get down on our knees and do our bedside prayers, our first request of the Almighty is a friendly, enduring collaboration between SRM and Campagnolo. We so dearly want a true-blue Campagnolo Ultra Torque Professional Powermeter… Maybe we need to re-consider that... read more

SRAM made a thunderous entrance into the road componentry marketplace in 2007 with the introduction of their Force and Rival gruppos. And when they unveiled their ProTour-caliber Red gruppo in 2008, they proved that they have the engineering nous necessary to compete on a Record/Dura-Ace... read more

The Power Tap SL 2.4 represents a generational shift in powermeters. It has nothing to do with functionality, and rather has everything to do with simplicity: Think of the 2.4 as a Power Tap SL, but amazingly it has no wires and no transmitter. All you'll see is a Power Tap hub... read more

The only thing better than training with power is racing with power. Reviewing race files is an eye opening experience for everyone -- both about what you can do on race day, and about what you need to improve upon most. The beauty of building your Power Tap SL 2.4 on a Zipp rim... read more

We build our Power Tap SL 2.4 Wireless wheels with black DT RR 1.1 rims because they're the best rims in the world. They're light, they have a peerless braking track, and they last for countless thousands of hard training miles. We use DT Competition 14/15 double-butted spokes and brass nipples.... read more

The PowerTap CPU is becoming an increasingly common sight in the pro peloton, the amateur peloton, in tri's, and on club rides. The price, reliability, and functionality are hard to beat. Uploading into PT's PowerAgent or CyclingPeaks or any number of electronic diaries makes studying ride... read more

Not everyone necessarily wants power data, but just about everyone likes to know where they've ridden, how much they climbed, and a way to get back to those places where they got gloriously lost. With the Garmin Edge 705, not only do get a full-on GPS with full cycling-specific functionality, but... read more

It's a powermeter as light as a bike computer, with no wires, no special embedded-strain-gauge components, and doesn't cost as much as a complete bicycle. That's the iBike Wireless Pro Powermeter hook. The early adopters and popularizers of powermeters made it possible for the iBike to exist. And... read more