In an industry that ultimately has only a few major players, SRM and Q36.5 have teamed up to launch an innovative and specialized pedal-shoe system. It’s specialized in the sense that this […] Read more →
Tag: Cycling biomechanics
Stack height: a real performance lever?
Both in discussions among riders and in equipment manufacturers’ marketing discourse, the concept of stack height is now emerging as a new lever for performance optimization. Applied to pedals, this measurement, which […] Read more →
Short cranks: cycling’s new illusion
For two seasons, a new watchword seems to have taken hold in amateur cycling: 165 mm. In discussions among cyclists, on forums, and at bike shops, one idea keeps coming up: short […] Read more →