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Review: POC Trail WO Mountain Bike Shorts
“Baggies,” in my opinion, are necessary on the trail. I personally don’t like to parade about in spandex, so comfortable trail shorts to wear over said spandex are crucial. But finding a pair that has plenty of give, yet will also stay in place when I’m moving about on the bike, is difficult. Enter the …
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Review: Osprey Rev 12 Hydration Pack
The Osprey Rev 12 is a panel-loading hydration pack designed to be light, versatile, and function as the sole pack for endurance athletes in many sports. Pack Details (from Osprey): 2.5 Liter Hydraulics™ LT Reservoir Biostretch™ Body Wrap harness Biostretch™ Bodybelt Bodybelt pockets DigiFlip™ Media Pocket Front panel bungee Harness pockets Hydration compartment Rev backpanel …
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On Review: Rocky Mountain Instinct 999 MSL
Rocky Mountain Bicycles, while having embraced the 27.5″ trend with their Altitude and Thunderbolt lines, also continues to buck that trend with the 29” Instinct line as its premier trail/enduro offering. The Instinct line ranges from a fairly-modest entry level aluminum model, the Instinct 930, up to the almost fully decked out carbon wunderbike reviewed …
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Review: Easton Vice XLT 27.5/650b Wheels
I recently agonized over a new bike purchase, and chose the Santa Cruz Bronson with an X01 build. I dig the build kit, but I wanted better hoops. At Interbike, there were quite a few wheel brands out there with great options on display, and Easton was one of them. Having ridden their wheels in …
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Review: Ryders Binder Interchangeable Glasses
Choosing the perfect pair of sunglasses can be a daunting task. Even if you’re considering just one brand, the possibilities seem endless! Do I want maximum coverage, or light weight? What style of tint? But what if I’m riding in bright light, cloud cover, and possibly at night? What about interaction with my helmet? While …
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