At Sea Otter last week, Raleigh showed off their new line of 2016 cyclocross bikes.…
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Everyone says once you go bibs you will never go back. But for us women, it’s not that easy. When nature calls, we need to fully strip off all our top layers just to get the bibs down–a huge pain in the the backside, especially on long rides or when needing to go behind the nearest tree. Cycling apparel companies heard our plea and started creating bibs with a variety of drop seat designs. Here are some of our favorite dropper bibs this season.
Years in the making, the Recon Jet heads up display is finally shipping. Built for running, cycling, or other high intensity sports, these smart glasses deliver activity specific information instantly, just below your eye.
Spring has officially arrived but you might as well call it summer here in the Bay Area. With blue skies and daytime temps reaching in the 80s, we completely skipped over arm and knee warmer season. While this isn’t great news for the Sierra snowpack, it does mean I get to spend almost every day on my bike(s). Here is what I am currently wearing.
Officially announced at the Taipei International Cycle Show last week, Lezyne unveiled their brand new line of bike computers. The full Lezyne GPS collection features three bike computers–the Power GPS, Super GPS, and Mini GPS–all offering a varying level of functionality, including the ability to pair with your phone and other bike sensors.
Fix It Sticks creator, Brian Davis, appears to have designed another bike related hit with the new BackBottle. Built to tuck easily inside your jersey pocket, the water bottle gives you an added hydration source for those extra long days on the bike. No more planning your ride around convenience store stops, just get on the bike and go.