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Prologo’s new Zero TTR Flat Saddle
Prologo is from the latin “PROLOGUS†meaning the start – often the beginning of a journey. Their objective is to combine technology and materials to produce innovative saddles that encompass the cyclist to form a link between man/energy and bicycle/machine. The NEW Zero TTR features Prolog
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SRAM Red Quarq with Integrated Power Meter
A lighter, more accurate power meter completely integrated with the philosophy and performance of SRAM RED. Advances in technology and performance paired with unrivaled ease-of-use. The sleek new geometry reduces system weight and delivers clearance for oversized frames and aerodynamic chainrings. T
Prologo’s new Zero TTR Flat Saddle
Prologo is from the latin “PROLOGUS†meaning the start – often the beginning of a journey. Their objective is to combine technology and materials to produce innovative saddles that encompass the cyclist to form a link between man/energy and bicycle/machine. The NEW Zero TTR features Prolog
Peter Robertson’s Gamagori Memories inspire Australian Talent Academy Young Guns
Triathlon Australia's National Talent Academy “Young Guns†won't have to look too far for inspiration when they line up in Sunday's ITU Triathlon Asian Cup in Gamagori. It was in 2005 in the picturesque Japanese coastal city of on Mikawa Bay that one of the legends of Australia
Challenge Wanaka Training Camp coach named Coach of the Year
Head coach of the official Challenge Wanaka Training Camp, Bevan McKinnon of Fitter, has taken top honours as Coach of the Year at the Triathlon NZ Annual Awards. Bevan McKinnon is a dedicated and motivational person who is a credit to coaching in New Zealand. His ability to relate to people allows
Ironman Cairns Photo Gallery by Delly Carr
Some of Delly Carr's favourite photos from last Sunday's Ironman Cairns. A few of the usual water shots that Delly loves so much. [nggallery id=7]
Dual Australian Rugby International Mat Rogers Tackles a new Sporting Challenge
Dual Rugby International and Gold Coast Titans Rugby League star Mat Rogers has embarked on a new sporting journey after being bitten by the triathlon bug. After playing 45 times for the Wallabies, 40 games for NSW Waratahs, 8 times for Queensland (League), 11 tests for the Kangaroos and 200 games f
Guy Crawford Reports in on the Hawaii 70.3 and whether to try and match Lance Armstrong on the bike
Kate (Bevilaqua) and I love coming to the big Island to race and train, Although this time the wind made it really hard for me to enjoy the Queen K. For the week leading into the Hawaii 70.3 Kate and I based ourselves in Kona. Our last long ride to the bottom of Hawi was […]
Australian Men’s Olympic Team Finally Announced
Australia boasts some of the world's best triathletes but there is a gaping hole in the nation's trophy cabinet where a men's Olympic medal could sit. With the announcement of the men's team for London 2012 today, Australia has that London podium in sight. Beijing Olympians B
Triathlon Australia Olympic Nominations
Last Friday, the Triathlon Australia (TA) selection committee identified the three men and three women to be nominated today to the Australian Olympic Committee for selection to the 2012 Australian Olympic Team. These athletes are: Men – Brad Kahlefeldt, Courtney Atkinson and Brendan Se
Clayton Fettell wins 2012 Ironman 70.3 Mooseman
Clayton Fettell bought his trademark racing to New Hampshire which involves dominating on the swim, putting in a blistering bike, and seeing if he can hold on in the run. He swam 23:05 with defending Ironman 70.3 Mooseman champion, Ukraine’s Max Kriat 2:22 back and the rest of the chasers a further 2:30 back. Fettell then rode the best bike of the day posting a 2:18:33 “4:30 ahead of the next fastest rider. His tactics payed off today, with a 9:48 lead over second placed Bordine, it was unlikel
Carrie Lester comes from behind to win Ironman Cairns 2012
On a hot day in Cairns, Carrie Lester came from behind to record her first Ironman victory since Port Macquarie 2010.