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The Van Rysel D500 V2 is a quiet, stable, Zwift-ready smart trainer that gets the basics right, but a closer look reveals some significant rough edges.

Why can the same ERG workout at the same power and cadence feel harder on one smart trainer than another?

Garmin Edge update 32.20 has landed for the Edge 550, 850, 1050, and Edge MTB, bringing a long list of fixes plus a few undocumented additions worth knowing about.

Garmin’s latest RearVue 820 is technically impressive, but it isn’t the straightforward RTL515 replacement many riders wanted.

The CYCLAMI LA150 is a cheap bicycle radar tail light with a long detection range on paper, but my testing found serious and repeatable problems with vehicle detection, threat persistence, and overall reliability.

A neat new firmware update for Favero Assioma PRO pedals introduces Smart Travel Mode, allowing the pedals to be woken after transport without the charging cable.

Disclosure: Most of the following report was generated using an LLM trained on my previous power meter and smart trainer tests (both successes and failures).

The iGPSport SRMini is one of the smallest and lightest cycling radar tail lights on the market, and its overall detection performance is reasonably good, but it comes with a few frustrating quirks.

Team Bahrain Victorious is officially partnered with ELILEE, but riders have been spotted using Favero Assioma PRO RS-2 power meter pedals at the 2026 Tour de France (and Tour de Suisse).

The Magene P515 has been one of the most requested power meters to hit the Lama Lab recently, and after two months of testing across both the PES alloy and TEO carbon cranksets, the results are in.