Cycling Tech & Performance

Carbon bikes offer a lighter, smoother ride, while aluminum bikes deliver strong value and responsive handling. Compare both frame materials to find the right bike for your budget, riding style, and performance goals.

700c wheels roll faster on smooth gravel, while 650b runs wider tires at lower pressure for more grip on rough terrain. Compare both to find the right wheel size for your bike.

Gravel tire pressure depends on rim width, tire size, rider weight, and terrain. Find your ideal PSI range and dial it in for better grip, comfort, and rolling speed on any surface.

The best road bike wheels match rim depth, width, and weight to how you ride. Compare key specs to find the right balance of speed, handling, and performance.

Road bikes are built for speed on pavement, while gravel bikes trade speed for stability and versatility on mixed terrain. Compare both to find the right fit for your riding.

The best gravel wheelset depends on how you ride. Compare racing, adventure, and bikepacking setups to find the right fit for your terrain, speed, and load.

Learn how to measure bike wheel size, read tire labels, and understand sizing systems. Get the right fit for tires, wheels, and an accurate bike computer setup.

Choosing between a triathlon bike and a road bike depends on your goals and experience. Tri bikes are built for aerodynamics and long-distance racing, while road bikes offer versatility for training, group rides, and shorter events.

Choosing the right road bike size starts with accurate measurements and understanding how frame geometry affects fit. Learn how to use your inseam and height, compare sizing charts, and dial in your position for better comfort, efficiency, and performance on every ride.

Discover how HED’s aerodynamic wheels are designed to help you ride more efficiently. From rim profiles to real-world performance insights, learn what makes aero wheels a smart choice for cyclists of all levels.

New to performance wheels? This guide breaks down key factors like rim material, depth, braking compatibility, and more, so you can choose a wheelset that fits your ride, your goals, and your bike with confidence.