Digital Peloton News: Firmware Updates, New Radars, Assioma DUO Price Drop & Wahoo vs JetBlack

Welcome to a quick rundown of what’s new in bike tech this week, including the Windfield 14.0 update with improved wind accuracy tools, OutRider tyre pressure sensors now recording to FIT files and showing up in Garmin Connect, new rear radar/light announcements from BBB and Sigma, multiple firmware updates for Polar H9/H10 heart rate straps, […]

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Garmin TACX NEO 3M and Alpine Review - GPLama

Garmin TACX NEO 3M Smart Trainer & Alpine Gradient Simulator Review – 10 Things To Know

A look at the most premium pain-cave setups as I dig into the Garmin Tacx NEO 3M and its Alpine climbing accessory. The 3M is now two years old, but has a stack of updates that change the game. From rock-solid accuracy, secure-by-design connections, and its surprisingly Wahoo-powered network protocol… to Alpine working in ERG […]

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XCadey X-Power S Gen 2 Power Meter Review - GPLama

XCadey X-Power S GEN 2 Power Meter Review

In this video I dig a little deeper into my testing protocol to avoid the usual “this doesn’t affect normal cycling” claims. Despite easy installation, both indoor and outdoor tests showed shifting offsets, residual torque problems, and accuracy well outside its ±1% claim, even after zeroing. The real problem was inconsistency. The meter changed behaviour […]

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DJI Neo 2 Tracking Speed Test - GPLama

DJI Neo 2 Cycling Follow Speed Test… 50km/h!?

In between smashing itself into trees the new DJI Neo 2 was capable of tracking me at 50km/h, with the assistance of a slight tail wind. Colourisation on the NEO 2 is still a little washed out compared to HoverAir. Still an overall solid upgrade from the NEO 1. I purchased the DJI Neo 2 Motion […]

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Garmin EDGE USB Sync with Garmin Express FIX - GPLama

Fixing a Garmin EDGE that won’t Sync with Garmin EXPRESS

Here’s the quickest way to fix most Garmin Express connection issues when your EDGE won’t show up on Mac or PC. (Spoiler: the computer isn’t the problem!)

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Elilee EK01 Power Meter Review - GPLama

Elilee EK01 Power Meter Review

The Elilee EK01 spider power meter grabbed my attention after a flood of questions, but both the alloy and carbon units showed the same problems: power lag, erratic cadence, and badly under-reported peak power – all issues that persisted indoors, outdoors, and even after a firmware update. Steady-state numbers were mostly OK, but anything above […]

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Power Meter Pedal Guide - GPLama 2025

Power Meter Pedal Guide – November 2025

  Late in 2025 and heading into the sales month of November, it’s time for a full overview of the current power meter pedals on the market. In this video I cover the latest from Favero, Garmin, SRM, Look, Magene, and Wahoo. Comparing pricing, specifications, and real-world performance. From Shimano SPD-SL to SPD, Look KEO, […]

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Lezyne DRIVE Radar Review - GPLama

LEZYNE Radar Drive – Cycling Radar Review

Lezyne’s Radar Drive is a rare non-Garmin cycling radar that actually works, very closely matching the Varia RTL515 in detection accuracy and reliability. It offers solid radar performance, strong battery life, USB-C charging, and useful integration with Lezyne’s REACT Drive front light and RADAR Ally app for alerts. Testing showed no false positives and accurate […]

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Garmin RALLY 210 Power Meter Review - GPLama

Garmin RALLY x10 Power Meter Pedal Review – Accuracy at a Price!

A deeper dive on Garmin’s new Rally x10 power meter pedals, I test their redesigned hardware and dig into their new features like Force Data and Pedal IQ Smart Calibration. Accuracy testing was virtually flawless across all conditions, but the premium pricing, extra weight, and limited secure Bluetooth compatibility will have a lot of people […]

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Shimano DI2 Button Upgrade - GPLama

Shimano Di2 Hidden Buttons… Fixed for Under $5!

If you’ve ever fumbled trying to hit Shimano Di2’s “hidden” hood buttons, this sub $5 hack might be exactly what you need. These tiny caps slip under the hood and expand the surface area of the button, making those elusive buttons way easier to press, without accidentally triggering them when shifting hand positions. I was […]

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