Ridley’s brand is relatively unknown in triathlon but the company is pushing to change that in 2011. The Ridley Dean RS, a $3,000 carbon bike with a well-rounded parts kit and conservative tri-specific geometry, will hit bike shops in March 2011 and announces Ridley as a serious contender for space in the transition area. Transition newsletter
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Reigning Olympic gold medalist Emma Snowsill will continue to ride with Felt Bicycles as she works towards the 2012 London Olympics
In 2008 Magali Tisseyre was a student working on a master’s degree in biomechanics and an aspiring triathlete. In 2009, she made the enormous leap from relative unknown to top-tier professional and her impressive race results—along with her bubbly personality—have quickly earned her a legion of fans. She just won Ironman 70.3 Buffalo Springs and
Several prototype tri bikes sporting the most exciting innovations seen in years were shown to the public last year, but mortals who don’t race for the win in Kona or the Tour de France couldn’t buy them. These groundbreaking designs are about to be released to the public and near-production models of the Specialized Shiv
Argon 18 is glad to announce the signature of a new collaborative agreement with American triathlete Tim O’Donnell. The new ITU Long Course World Champion will be using Argon 18’s reputed E-114 for the next three seasons. The addition of Tim O’Donnell to the already strong group of athletes working with Argon 18 is particularly
