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Creating a killer indoor bike setup, balancing space and budget. I share my essential gear, like a protective mat for sweat and noise, a solid tablet stand, and effective cooling fans. also covering must-have towels, headbands, power measurement options, and smooth rollers.
4iiii offers cost-effective power meter upgrade, making it simple to add high-precision measurements. Options include single and dual-sided sensors, starting at $339. The installation is straightforward, and the product boasts excellent accuracy, battery life, and durability. Users can calibrate easily through an app for efficient performance.
Chris King ARD44 offers smoothness and absorbs road vibration, while Zipp 303 Firecrest excels on gravel. Princeton 4550 delivers efficiency and responsiveness. Each model has distinct advantages.
Magene is a quickly growing Chinese electronics company from Quingdoa in the East of China. They have been around since 2015 and make cycling products such as trainers, lights, power meters , batteries, wiring systems for e bikes and also sub brand Exar carbon wheels. The Magene S3+ Cadence/Speed Sensor is $15.99 .The Wahoo equiv... Continue Reading →
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A quick review on Sportful's new Supergiaria - gravel endurance kit review for 2021
The Kickr Core 2019 in full use. Seven weeks on Trainer Road and Zwift here are my full thoughts.
Continental finally got on the gravel game and launched two new tyres. Terra Speed and Terra Trail Both 40c an available in 700c or 650b.
The updated 2018 Rapha Brevet line includes some great new products like their active t shirt, bibs with pockets, and performance lightweight materials. All allow you to travel further and lighter, (#packlightravelfar I think is their hashtag )by making products designed for heat, exploration and overnight drying materials which helps when on the road multiple... Continue Reading →
I have been slinging this guy around the city for a while now. Mainly on small in-city runs to and from meetings where I needed a few essentials but not a massive chrome bag full. Here's what I found: The Welterweight Kadet - $100 from Chromeindustries.com is a single strap low profile "sling bag" - this... Continue Reading →
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