top notch product reviews and NW bike routes
We put a knob on it!Dial the brightness up and down easily, and it's named Volume - ba boom!The knob makes a lot of sense while riding and needing to quickly and easily adjust on the fly, as opposed to the normality of current products with press-and-hold buttons to change modes. With a replaceable battery... Continue Reading →
A few new and notable things in the cycling world from the past few weeks. Upgraded Kickr with movement! The new Kickr is called Kickr MOVE and has 8" of fore / aft movement and a smaller side to side. This is to improve some feel when riding in doors and the experience of the... Continue Reading →
Massage has proven to be effective, and with a rising demand for in home products to help - Will the Ekrin Bantam do the job?
The highly anticipated annual Made Bike show, is a must-attend event for bike enthusiasts. With a remarkable lineup of over 200 exhibitors, this showcase promises to offer an unprecedented experience for all attendees. Situated in the industrious setting of Ziedell Yards (formerly a ship building factory), this event is sure to impress with its diverse... Continue Reading →
Massage has proven to be effective, and with a rising demand for in home products to help - Will the Ekrin Bantam do the job?
In a world full of stodgy overstuffed and floppy bags, this one changes the rules. It's made from X-Pac Polyant VX 21, a waterproof, lightweight, and very strong material with a unique cross-cross pattern. But beyond good looks, the key to this bag is its size. It's not huge, and it's not small. It's just... Continue Reading →
We are all soaked up in the Tour, so there's no need to talk about Poggie and how he has lost his legs. But Hey, I've got some good news for you! There's actually a bunch of cool product updates that aren't super dramatic, but still really interesting. Wahoo Roam bike computer - great deal!... Continue Reading →
This is a longish bike ride, covering almost 100 miles in Washigton near Trout Lake, Glenwood and Klickitat, with a moderate amount of uphill and downhill. It's a great choice for the early to middle part of the season. The grades are not steep and there's only two big climbs which are rewarded by some... Continue Reading →
I have long been a fan of Chris King hubs, mainly for their engineering prowess and quality but also because of the efforts they take in sustainability and factories avoiding pollution. One of the benefits (like many hub manufacturers) is the ability to upgrade and swap parts as bicycle industry standards change or if you... Continue Reading →
A deep in use / "live with" comparison between SRAM AXS and Shimano Di2. I switched back to Shimano
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