Thirteen years ago, before most people had ever heard of an “e-bike,” a few designers in the Swiss offices of the mammoth bicycle company Specialized convinced their bosses to let them embark on an ...
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You don’t need to pay $700 for a bike computer. Our editors reveal the best—even some under $200.
Our editors tested the latest bike computers across thousands of miles. These standout picks deliver pro-level performance, ...
I have to assume at this price point and setup level that the actual motor is torque controlled vs. cadence and the cadence sensor is for the rider to use as a training aid. Unfortunately, the ...
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