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The Wahoo Speedplay Nano Pedals are incredibly lightweight, coming in at just 163 grams for the pair. These pedals are an excellent choice for the

The Wahoo Speedplay Aero Pedals are built for cutting through the wind and enhanced power transfer on race day or through an intense training

Their new Xpro 15 Pedals show how far they’ve come while still fulfilling the mission Time’s founders set for themselves—to make clipless pedals

The Orbitron DH from Supacaz is the new gold standard for platform pedals. The high grip layout features 16 pins per side on an ultralight alloy

Whether it’s a sweltering climb at the Vuelta or a toasty afternoon in your hometown, we developed the S-Works 7 Vent to keep you comfortable on even

Darkness, Light, Speed—three elements so intertwined they cannot exist without the other. Nothing in the universe moves faster than light, but before

The Specialized S-Works Prevail II Vent MIPS Helmet with ANGi brings even greater ventilation to the Prevail II model.

At a mere 150 grams, the S-Works EXOS are the lightest cycling shoes to ever come with a Boa® dial. And not only are they ridiculously light, but

The S-Works EXOS EVO is the lightest off-road shoe we’ve ever created.

The S-Works Evade II MIPS Helmet with ANGi from Specialized is part of the Speed of Light Limited Edition collection, with a unique design but still

When you're looking to put in your best performances, Specialized's S-Works Evade II MIPS Helmet is ideal.

The new Sagan Collection—Disruption—brings to life the fearless racing style of the ‘70s rouleurs with Peter Sagan’s larger-than-life personality at

The Specialized S-Works Dissident Helmet is for you. Our 3D-sculpted cheekpads and 4th Dimension Cooling System keeps things airy in the heat, while

When the moment comes for an attack in the hills, a long solo move, or a full gas sprint for the line, every watt counts, which is why we designed

Darkness, Light, Speed—three elements so intertwined they cannot exist without the other. Nothing in the universe moves faster than light, but before