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Review: OneUp 42-Tooth Sprocket
Have you ever been frustrated that 1×11 drivetrains cost a small fortune? Well you aren’t alone. At over $1,000 for a groupo, an 11-speed drivetrain upgrade is a big hit to the wallet. As a result, many of us were confined to the traditional 10-speed range of gearing, limited with a 36T maximum cassette sprocket …
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Review: POC Trabec Mountain Bike Helmet
POC’s colorful Trabec helmet has slowly been making its way onto the trails in Grand Junction. I’ve had the opportunity to be one of those biking around with this uniquely-designed helmet. Even better, I’ve been rocking it in POC’s Ytterblum Pink color. The POC Trabec is designed to mimic the trabecular bone structure which, according …
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Review: Park Tool PRS-25 Team Issue Repair Stand
I’ve been around bikes for the better part of 40 years, riding, repairing, fixing, designing, modifying, fixing, cleaning, fixing, and crashing. Oh wait.. did I mention fixing? You get the picture. Bikes need constant repair. Today with lightweight and highly-stressed parts I find that my ride needs constant attention, so having a proper stand to …
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Review: Leatt DBX 5.5
One thing I love about forward-thinking companies is their ability to keep innovating and refining a product. Leatt is one such company. With a string of excellent category-appropriate braces, Leatt has produced an all-new brace for us. The new DBX 5.5 is CE89/686/EEC certified. For many that is just another few letters of advertising blah …
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Review: NiteRider Pro 1200 Race Lives Up to Its Name
NiteRider has been designing action sports lights for 25 years, and that experience shows in every one of its products. The company’s Performance Light series features a wide range of lights, from the 220 lumen Lumina Micro 220 all the way up to the Pro 3600 DIY, one of the brightest bike lights ever produced. …
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