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Review: Kurt Kinetic Rock and Roll Trainer
The new Kurt Kinetic Rock and Roll indoor trainer is one of very few indoor trainers that feels like riding a bike rather than a solid, immovable machine. The Rock and Roll is based around a leak-free patented kinetic fluid resistance unit and a fly wheel. The resistance unit puts down a smooth, progressive power curve …
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Review: Dakine Women’s Siren Shorts
I recently received the Women’s Siren Shorts with liner from Dakine for review. I love the length of these shorts. I hate for my bare legs to rub against my bike seat, so having a longer short takes care of that issue. These shorts have interior waist side adjustments and front pockets. The waist adjustments …
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Final Review: GT Force Carbon Pro 27.5
Buzzwords and catch phrases come and go with time, but there are three catch phrases that are on fire right now in the mountain bike industry: “27.5,” “enduro,” and “one-quiver bike.” (…not to mention anything with the words “fat” or “plus.”) Over the course of this review, I’ll explain how the design of the GT Force …
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Review: Origin8 Devist-8er Ultralight Fat Bike Tire
I was extremely underwhelmed with the stock tires that came on my Bike Nashbar Big Ol’ Fat Bike, so I emailed Origin8 to see if I could test out some of their new Devist-8er Ultralight tires… and I’m so glad I did! Specs The Devist-8er Ultralight (UL) tires sport a medium-depth, directional knob pattern with …
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Don’t Call it a Fanny Pack: Camelbak FlashFlo LR Review
It’s no secret: I’m not a fan of hydration packs. And judging by the plethora of options on the market today, I’m guessing a lot of people have issues with their hydration packs too. Why else would so many companies be working on designing products to “fix” the issues with the other packs on the …
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