Tech & Data
The $749 Question: Is Talking to Your Bike Computer Worth It?
Garmin Edge 1060 adds voice control for hands-free hazard reporting, navigation, and data. Here's what matters and who should actually consider the $749 upgrade.
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Garmin Edge 1060 adds voice control for hands-free hazard reporting, navigation, and data. Here's what matters and who should actually consider the $749 upgrade.
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Silca revives the Omata One: an $800 analog cycling computer with mechanical hands, GPS tracking, and no screen. Limited supply, US-only, iOS required.
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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.
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The Nocs Portal AFN7 is a $179 screenless camera built for outdoor use. At 140g with IP56 rating, it's minimal by design—but is that a feature or a limit?
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Wahoo's new subscription tiers charge $50–$180/year for training insights. Here's what each tier actually unlocks and whether it's worth it for data-driven cyclists.
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Ride with GPS adds a Wildfires Layer showing active burns and 5-year history. Stack it with wind and air quality for smarter route decisions.
Bikes & Frames
Canyon's Predict concept bike uses 360° radar, cameras, and Edge AI to anticipate road hazards. Here's what the tech promises—and what it doesn't prove.
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Bikeflights adds RFID tracking to bike shipments — the same tech used for organs. Near-real-time visibility across the carrier network, not just barcodes.
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Aeroscale's Wasted Watts Tracker promises real-time aero data on the road. At $1,899, it's cheaper than a wind tunnel—if the self-calibration claims hold up.
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Strava's new Claude MCP gives subscribers live AI access to training data — but only through one platform. Here's what it does and what it costs.
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Camp Snap 2 adds built-in filters, faster shutter response, and auto-sleep to a 108g screen-free camera. Still 8MP, still no RAW — but simpler for lo-fi bikepacking shots.
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Tile hunting turns ride data into a map game. Here's how it works, why pros use it, and the one catch that can pull you off your training plan.