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Tested: Four Time-Trial Bikes
By on 06/09/2011 16:00:00
Beat the clock - as well as the competition - next time you race with these wind-cheating speed machines
If your goal is to set a new triathlon personal best, consider purchasing a time-trial bike. These midrange models mix value and performance, and are all but guaranteed to improve your bike split. They offer aerodynamic carbon-fibre frames, reliable
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Five Fab Bikes
By on 05/12/2011 12:00:00
Looking for a new bike? Look no further.
Boardman Road RaceThis entry-level race bike looks better than it has a right to at this price. Standout features are the Shimano Sora shifter/brake units, while the 18-speed gearing delivers reliable shifting performance and complements the FSA
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Triathlon Training
By on 19/06/2006 11:10:43
Whether you're ready for a new racing challenge, or you just want to become fitter, triathlon training is the answer
Triathlon is hot. In the past five years, participation in the sport of swimming-biking-running has tripled in the UK. It's estimated that nearly 100,000 people in this country will race the triple this year. Who are all these multi-taskers, and why
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Find The Right Car Rack
By on 29/10/2010 13:36:51
Your vehicle offers three basic places to rack your bike - which one is right for you?
Around here, we do lots of preaching about riding more and driving less, but we know that sometimes you need a car to get to a race or for a weekend getaway. But before you hang your £3,000 bike on a £30 rack, read on to find out which method
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Time Trialling Tips for Beginners
By Jacqueline Wadsworth on 24/06/2011 10:00:00
Seven essential tips so you can speed with confidence
To ride in a time trial you need a roadworthy bike. Helmets are recommended and some races insist on them. Prepare to be impressed by lots of professional-looking cyclists, but don't be overawed - they were beginners once.Develop a smooth, circular
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Beginner triathlete kit guide
By Annie Rice on 17/04/2013 11:11:33
The must-haves for starting out in triathlons
more serious about triathlon, a decent bike is well worth the investment.Why: You get what you pay for with bikes and although the cost of high-end tri bikes almost reflects that the mortgage on a house, you can get a good all rounder for a more
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Top 20 Race Day Tips
By Ralph Hydes on 09/05/2011 15:34:58
1. Arrive with plenty of time to set out your transition. 2. Walk around the whole area and know the swim entry, bike exit and entry and run exit. 3. Mark your area with something (if you're allowed). A brightly coloured towel is best. 4. Find a
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TW Relay Team: Dominique's Bike Blog #1
By Dominique Brady on 08/06/2011 10:27:34
Triathletesworld.co.uk Editorial Assistant Dominique Brady takes on a brand new racing challenge - but first, she needs a bike!
and I'm amazed at how I'm enjoying becoming cycle fit. My wonderfully well-equipped gym The Third Space has several Wattbikes, the indoor training bikes endorsed by British Cycling. Armed with a training schedule devised by their triathlon bike
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Bike Essentials
By on 28/11/2011 13:00:00
If you're looking to treat the triathlete in your life – or yourself – this Christmas, check out our top 20 brilliant bike must-haves
Abus Tec-Tical HelmetThis helmet is good value for money, with great-quality moulding and assembly. At 302g it's not the lightest helmet on the market, but it fits well straight from the box and ventilation is excellent. A great option if you're looking for no-nonsense performanc...
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Turbo-Training: The Basics
By Jaqueline Wadsworth on 05/01/2012 17:32:02
New to turbo-training? Our top six tips will see you spinning like a pro.
A turbo-trainer is a stand which clamps to the rear axle of a bike with a roller beneath the rear wheel, turning the bike into a stationary cycle. The range on sale is enormous - see Triathlete’s World March 2011 for a round-up.Wherever you use it
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