Articles by Eric Wynn

Now, just a reminder: to play the game, a rider must finish the race. Equipment trends Big steep hills, fast steep descents With an elevation gain of +8,895 ft and loss of -8,877 ft, the Championship course took a toll on some, yet 8 of these ladies ended up in the top 10 overall. Let’s […]

Hannah Otto is an ex-triathlete who discovered her love for riding dirt more than swimming and running. If she isn’t taking on some crazy adventure on the trails, she is coaching her athletes and inspiring the world’s youth. She is no stranger to podiums, including the top step at the Leadville 100 MTB Race in […]

The featured gear of your top 10 fastest pro splits is here, and we start in the water.

Trek and Canyon round out the podium.

See what bikes athletes will be riding in tomorrow’s World Championships.

Don’t hate the player, hate the game. After posting a 1st and 2nd overall this year. Nikki is ranked low on the IM Pro Series leaderboard in 68th place. To say Nikki is pumped to put some points on the board this weekend would be an understatement. Known for her solid swim, bike, and run, […]

Danielle Lewis is built differently. She races a ton, she has crashed and won, and has probably the most beat-up bike in the pro field. This Felt IA is a pile of mix-and-match parts that she has bought on eBay and Craiglist, and some local bike shop managers have given her a discount on parts. […]

Fenella is ready to rumble this Sunday on her trusted ride. I will say everything is pretty standard on this one. I mean, it is still a $13,000-$16,000 superbike (depending on how you choose to price it out), Except the one thing that sticks out to me was the front end. The Watt Shop She […]

The question I have is this. As a top-tier professional triathlete, do you change up bikes 3.5 weeks before a World Championship? If I asked 95% of the professional field this question, they would look at me like I was crazy. I mean, I get it. So let me be clear: I didn’t “Ask” Jackie to do […]

We go behind the scenes of Kanute’s Kona preparation, which includes a key wind tunnel trip.

Welcome to the newer Slowtwitch.com.

Nearly 2000 registered athletes took the stage for the 30th anniversary of the epic bike race through the high elevation of the Colorado Rockies.