Turn your iPhone or iPod Touch into an ANT+ power meter, or just a head unit.   Compatible with iPhone 4/3G/3GS, iPod Touch Touch screen control Large, full-color, easy-to-read backlit screen provides graphical, animated and numerical information...

The LiveRider kit turns your iPhone into a fully functional bike computer, but needs more features to justify strapping a bulky $600 phone to your handlebars. LiveRider is anywhere near much like it’s, it will sell roughly one 1000 models. It...

Garmin is one of the leaders when it comes to GPS technology in cycling and multisport, so it comes as no surprise that they are the first company to release a touchscreen GPS bike computer Make the most of every ride with Edge 800–the first touchscreen...

If you stripped an urban bike-sharing system down to its bare essentials and tossed in a healthy dose of technology, you might end up with SoBi , the “social bicycle system.” SoBi uses a gizmo that fastens to the back of any bike and functions...

The application for a smart bike reads like a description of a connected bike computer; that is, it collects the same data many inexpensive bike computers capture, but can share it among devices.

Applea gadget-making company you may have heard ofhas filed a patent for a “Smart Bicycle System.” No, it doesn’t look like Apple is building a bike itself. The patent suggests it’s developing a system of bike-mounted sensors and...