the best product reviews and pacific NW routes
The product impresses with excellent harness stability, comfortable even during intense rides. It features a user-friendly HydraPak bladder and spacious pockets. However, it lacks a key clip and the roll straps can occasionally loosen. Overall, it's a reliable backpack suitable for extended rides, offering ample storage for essentials.
USWE MTB Hydro 12 Litre backpack, highlighting its quality, innovative design, and functional features. It emphasizes the durable Robic nylon material, a tight 4-point harness, and ample storage for hydration and gear. The pack aims to prevent bouncing while riding, making it suitable for long days on the trails.
USWE, a Swedish brand, gained popularity in the US for its 2L Outlander Pro backpack, designed for minimalism and hydration in gravel races. Its innovative harness technology prevents unwanted motion. I plan to review a new 12L mountain bike pack, choosing it for its capacity and external straps for additional gear.
The off season is a great time to be thinking about servicing your MTB suspension. It not only makes the bike perform better, it also prolongs the life protecting from regular use and wear and tear. Why? MTB's with suspension need quite a bit of care. If you have suspension then the likelihood is over... Continue Reading →
A mind blowing ride around the East side of Mount St. Helens. (Active volcano in southern parts of WA) Warning, awesome images inside :-)
I recently saw this letter and decided to share, do what you must:- Steve Kruse is the GM of Timberline. As cycling advocates you will be interested to read on: As most of you are aware, the Timberline Bike Park proposal was approved in 2012 following 2 years of environmental studies, resulting in a comprehensive Environmental... Continue Reading →
The sweetest mixture. Road, Gravel. Climb. Pick. Drop. Descend. Rip. Berm.Tuck and Speed. All in a 42mile loop with amazing views of Jefferson and Mt Hood
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