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Review: Hincapie Arenberg Zero Jacket
The Hincapie Arenberg Zero Jacket features a very similar design and construction to the Arenberg Zero Vest, which I reviewed in December. Essentially, if you add sleeves to the vest, you have the Arenberg Jacket. Specs As I mentioned for the Vest review, The Arenberg Zero Vest features a wind-repellant front panel that’s infused with …
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On Review: GT Force Carbon Pro 27.5/650b
Back in the 1990s, GT and their triple triangle designs were the name in performance mountain bikes, but then the company seemed to go quiet for several years. That’s been changing dramatically recently, especially in 2012 and 2013 with GT signing the Athertons to their Factory Racing team and the release of a number of all-new, …
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Review: Bell Super Mountain Bike Helmet
Over the past two years, the Bell Super mountain bike helmet has become the quintessential all mountain/enduro helmet. Now it seems like I can hardly click on a riding video without seeing someone who’s wearing “my” helmet. I’ve been wearing a Super since Interbike 2013, and here are my thoughts: Specs The Bell Super mountain …
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Review: Seidio Obex Waterproof Smartphone Case and Bike Mount
It’s hard to resist taking a smartphone on the mountain bike trail. With a single device, it’s possible to track your ride, navigate unfamiliar terrain, take photos and videos, and even call for help if you need it. The problem is, smartphones are just too delicate to do anything more than play movies on an …
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Review: Shimano Hotaka Cycling Pack
When an opportunity to review a large (32 liter) hydration pack presented itself, I jumped on it! My boyfriend and I travel a lot and often do 4-5 hour bike rides in mountainous terrain. On those trips, I’d like to have a pack that will fit a 3L hydration bladder, raincoat (and perhaps rain pants,) …
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