Bryton Rider 60E bike computer review
A smart bike computer with a few top-end features – but it’s pricey
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A smart bike computer with a few top-end features – but it’s pricey
Launched earlier this month at the London Triathlon, new sports drink purports to increase endurance and reduce bloating
Compact, convenient source of nitrate – but at a high price
Great value, extremely comfortable and friendly for long-course feet
You can’t substantiate much of the science, but still a wonderful run top
A tad weighty, with some visor issues, but several clever features
Touted for both summer and winter use thanks to its ’breathing alveoli’ designed to regulate core temperature, it also features compression zones and more
“UK born” tri bike that should turn a few heads in transition and offers a decent frame with basic aero trickery and a solid groupset
Stylish ‘Eloquence of Movement’ shoes made by fi’zi:k to celebrate famous races including Tour of Flanders, Paris-Roubaix and Milano-Sanremo
Quality materials and considered design make this a good value set
A little heavy, but overall a solid long-tailed TT bike helmet with good venting and lots of aero R&D effort
Part running watch, part smartphone, this new ‘wearable tech’ comes packing email, clever tracking capabilities and lots, lots more
An innovative option for sweet tooths bored of energy bars, but taste may be a bit sickly for some
Versatility, low weight and comfort – a serious option for long, hot races
Scant details so far but new model features a markedly different frame, redesigned seat post and full internal cable routing
A stealthy looking set of limited-edition rims in matt black with a claimed weight of 1,510g
Easy-on-the-wallet offerings with an audience-dividing padded seal
A premium price but a top that makes you want to get out and run
Offering a dual valve head that goes up to 160 psi, the standout feature is its digital readout
Expensive and not the best for T1, but a high-quality TT helmet
Lightweight, stiff, comfortable and loaded with tri-friendly features
With plenty of groundbreaking features and a smooth, fast ride, this only needs better wheels to ride like a super-bike
They’ll help you hold higher speeds but are a real handful in crosswinds
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