Review
Review: Kamp-Rite Bicycle Camper
The Midget Bushtrekka
Pretty sweet piece of equiptment that will certainly make packing up in the morning on a tour a breeze. This is the...
Type: Blog entry
The Road Popper: Bike Bottle Opener
Road Popper Bottle Opener
If two things in the world go better together than bike rides and beer, then there are some really awesome things in the world I don't...
Type: Blog entry
Bike Dog Leashes
Is this a recipe for disaster?
One of these days I'm thinking about getting a dog, which has had me thinking about how to transport that dog around further...
Type: Blog entry
Toe Clips: Are they a pain or a pleasure to have?
Wellgo Toe Clips
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Personally, I put toe clips on every bike I own. I love having the feeling of a snug foot while I'm...
Type: Blog entry
Cool Bike Spandex
Awesome Spandex
With how many people out there find it either necessary or more comfortable to have spandex on to ride, it's cool to see that designers are...
Type: Blog entry
Front Rack with Mouse Trap
Pletscher Front Athlete Rack
One of my favorite bike accessories of all time. I put this on every bike I have, as long as I can find it, which is more diffcult...
Company: pletscher
Type: Blog entry
Ass Savers Actually Save Your Ass
Ass Savers, A Variety of Colors
I recommend you stop wondering whether you should spend your extra 15$ on more beer or a sandwich, and just order an Ass Saver....
Type: Blog entry
OnGuard Bike Locks Suck
OnGuard Bike Lock
So, the other day my bike got stolen. Probably one of the worst feelings in the world.
Now, how did this happen? One thing I know for...
Company: OnGuard
Type: Blog entry
What is a Power Meter?
Back in the 80s, a technology was developed to measure the output of power in watts by using the torque applied to strain gauges. Its use steadily grew from the pros using them until they became...
Type: Blog entry
Carbon Fiber: What Does It Do For My Bike?
Carbon fiber is a material that is relatively new in the biking world but has been around since the 50s when it was first developed, in a weaker, low carbon version, by a guy named Roger Bacon in...
Type: Blog entry