While you can still buy wheels and pedals that keep things fairly simple, you can also buy modular systems that let you specify in one type of racing niche. Of course, like F1, sometimes the best ...

It has a gigantic 11 Nm of direct drive torque for plenty of detailed steering feedback without clipping, an easy-to-use interface, well-placed buttons, and a fantastic pedal set, although you do ...

The Shimano M520 pedals are about as close to the default option for a gravel pedal as it's possible to get, and for good reason. They last for ages, they work well, and they cost relatively little.

Set-up with these pedals is, arguably, even simpler than something like the Shimano XTR M9100 that I recently reviewed. There’s no adjustment at all - pedals on, cleats on, and go. While pedal ...

This project uses a low-cost embedded controller (Espressif ESP32-S3) to form a bridge to the IK Multimedia Tonex One guitar pedal (which does not have native Midi capability.) It allows selection of ...

One of our favourite fuzz pedals just got expanded but can we call it a fuzz-box when it does so much more?