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In this economy? Silca Bets Cyclists Will Pay $800 to Ditch the Screen
Silca revives the Omata One: an $800 analog cycling computer with mechanical hands, GPS tracking, and no screen. Limited supply, US-only, iOS required.
Strava's New Strength Features: Guided Workouts, Live Tracking, and One Big Gap
Strava adds guided strength workouts with live tracking and muscle maps. Here's what cyclists gain—and what the new features still don't solve.
Why Intervals Aren't the Only Path to Getting Faster
Structured training burns people out. Pure unstructured riding produces junk miles. The middle ground—semi-structured training—actually works for most riders.
Ari Shafer HP: A 28-Pound E-Gravel Bike That Actually Rides Like a Bike
Ari's Shafer HP e-gravel bike weighs 28 lbs with the TQ-HPR60 motor. Subtle assist, 60mm tire clearance, and builds from $4,899. Here's who it fits.