Information in one place
Comparing bike components often means searching through dozens of websites, specification sheets and forums. MyBikeLab brings that information together in one place.
Start with road wheelsets: find specifications, compatibility details and prices in one place to help you choose.
Filter and sort wheelsets by criteria such as price, weight and rim depth.
Comparing bike components often means searching through dozens of websites, specification sheets and forums. MyBikeLab brings that information together in one place.
Manufacturer specifications are organised in a consistent format so you can compare models and see how they differ.
Spotted an error, a missing detail or something that could work better? Get in touch: your feedback will help me improve MyBikeLab.
Here’s what’s available today and what I’d like to develop next to help you choose your bike components.
Find manufacturer specifications and prices in one table. The data comes from one-off collections and is not yet updated regularly.
View all the information about a wheelset on a dedicated page, with more detail than the comparison table.
Regularly update specifications and prices to better reflect the information available from manufacturers and retailers.
Expand the catalogue beyond road wheelsets, starting with gravel.
Add listings from more retailers to help you find a better price. Any affiliate links will be clearly marked.
Compare wheelset characteristics using measures such as weight-to-price and weight-to-rim-depth ratios.
View several criteria at once to see the trade-offs between wheelsets and find those that match your priorities.
Publish articles based on catalogue data to explain how wheelsets differ and make reasoned recommendations.
Gradually expand the catalogue to help you choose other components for your bike.
Bring component data and analysis tools together to help you plan and evaluate a complete bike.
You can help me expand the catalogue and keep it up to date by sharing your product specifications and prices.
Cyclists can then discover your products and compare them with others in the catalogue.
An idea, correction or feedback on the comparator?