This Electric Bicycle Hits 27 MPH … For the Price of a Motorcycle
Finally, an electric bike that doesn't look like a failed high school science experiment. But at what cost?
View ArticleSpecialized Aims to Make Bicycling Less of a Drag With New Wind Tunnel
For years, bicycle makers have squeezed more speed and efficiency out of their products by shaving weight to the minimums set by cycling's ruling bodies. But to really improve a bike, whether it's for...
View ArticleDropping Jaws (And Slowpokes) on Cervelo’s $10,000 Racing Bike
As one of just a few hundred limited-edition bikes produced by Cervélo's Project California division, the RCA is a neatly packaged compendium of its creator's two-decades-deep body of engineering...
View ArticleWheeling and Dealing: The Latest Trends and Toys for the Biking Set
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View ArticleNew Camera System Helps Soccer Refs Make the Right Calls
Soccer refs are only human, which is why we get bad calls. Beginning with this summer's Confederations Cup matches in Brazil, the goal line will be monitored by machines.
View ArticleThe Soul of Surfing: Hand-Shaped Boards in a Factory-Built World
For many people, surfing is more than a sport, it’s a spiritual experience. It’s also a sport defined by community, the “locals only” mentality that not only defines territory, but the friendships...
View ArticlePaddleboarding the Pacific on a Stand-Up Surfing Safari
Paddleboard the Pacific in our epic surfing safari to Morro Bay, California.
View ArticleOn Motorcycles, the Real Fun Begins When the Pavement Ends
When you're on a motorcycle, the fun begins when the pavement ends.
View ArticleHow I Survived Biking Through the Mojave Desert for Three Days
When cycling solo through the Mojave, all you can do is ride hard and leave fear in the dust.
View ArticleCanoeing Through a No-Escape Gauntlet of Whitecaps and Boulders
When you're navigating the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River, it's not a question of if, but how you'll reach your destination. Turning back is not an option.
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How the Man Who Wired Facebook Helped Build the NFL Stadium of the Future
Dan Williams was the first network engineer at Facebook. As the company's online empire expanded from 10 million users to an unprecedented 750 million, he oversaw the creation of the vast computer...
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How This Guy Is Training to Do 50 Ultradistance Triathlons in 50 Days
A typical adult American works out 17 minutes a day. James Lawrence is not a typical adult American. The post How This Guy Is Training to Do 50 Ultradistance Triathlons in 50 Days appeared first on...
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This Wristband Tracks Your B-Ball Skills and Suggests Shooting Drills
Using a net-mounted sensor and a wrist-worn companion, the $150 ShotTracker is built to track your buckets and bricks on the basketball court. The post This Wristband Tracks Your B-Ball Skills and...
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The Physics of a Flawless Triple Cork 1620 Snowboard Flip
At the X games' Snowboard Big Air jump event, an entrant has about 2.4 seconds of air time in which to impress the judges. That's not a lot, but it's enough for Maxence Parrot. Last year's gold...
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Meet the Big Kahunas of Surfboard Design
Is that surfboard design a gremmie or gnarly? The post Meet the Big Kahunas of Surfboard Design appeared first on WIRED.
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