The Cycling Tech Brief: the cycling tech that actually matters this week — and whether to update, wait, or ignore.

• Eovolt Afternoon Twenty V0 recalled across Europe over frame weld failure risk — Check your serial number under the bottom bracket now — if it falls in the recall range, stop riding and contact an authorised UTO/Eovolt dealer immediately.
• Peloton extends Bike and Bike+ seatpost replacement to UK, Germany, Austria and Australia — voluntary, not a formal recall — If you own an original-series Bike or Bike+ in the UK, Germany, Austria, or Australia, order your free seatpost now via Peloton's member support portal — don't wait for a second notification.
• Real-world battery burn test: COROS Dura solar yield edges Garmin Edge 1040 Solar in consistent drain, but feature load distorts the comparison — Monitor: if you ride ultra-distance with navigation always on, the Dura's consistent drain gives it a genuine edge — but if you need rich offline maps and rerouting without a phone signal, the Edge 1040 Solar (increasingly on sale) remains the more capable tool.
• TrainingPeaks Premium annual price rises to $134.99 — first increase in a decade — Monitor: if you're a self-coached athlete on the annual plan, review whether you actively use the PMC and structured workouts before your renewal — if you do, the increase is modest; if you don't, now is the moment to audit.
• ⚠️ OUT OF SCOPE — Yamaha Ténéré 700 is a motorcycle, not a bicycle or cycling-tech product — Drop this item from the show — it is a motorcycle recall and does not belong in a cycling-tech rundown.

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