Princeton Tech Push Light Review
After my accident in October I wasn’t able to really test it as it should be tested in a true commuter/road aspect. A few weeks ago I started using it as part of my daily front light for my commuter. My first feelings of the light out of the box was superb. Princeton Tech has great retail product package experience, and they also do a great job with the user interface of the light. It simply works.
Answer Products PINK ProTaper XC Flat Handlebar: On Review
I’m a color freak. Ask anyone that I’ve built a bike for, I love things to compliment, match and fit pieces together well. Colored housing, grips, zip ties… Read More »
New nuun Flavors and Packaging at Sea Otter Classic
As I started my Thursday off dragging through the Sea Otter venue trying to find a bathroom and coffee, yes in that order, I was stopped by Tall… Read More »
Camelbak Octane 18X Hydration Backpack Preview
MSRP: $99.00 Water Capacity: 100oz Size: Expanded 20L, Closed 16L Weight: 1LB Details from Camelbak The CamelBak Octane 18X weighs in at just a pound and with 18L… Read More »
Chrome Mini Messenger Bag: Long Term Review
In February I did a preview of the Chrome Mini Messenger that I received for review at no charge from Chrome (yes that is my mandatory disclaimer.) For… Read More »
Velo Orange Leather Bar Tape Review
A few months ago when I was trying to inspire myself to get back on the road bike, I changed out some parts on the Raleigh Clubman I… Read More »
Soul Run Tool Roll and Wallet Review
Last summer I mentioned Soul Run products and carrying your tools in style. Now that I’ve had some time under my belt with their tool roll and jersey… Read More »
Nalgene On the Fly Bottle Review
Nalgene On the Fly MRSP: $12.99 Size: 24 ounces Companies Pitch: Nalgene’s newest leak-proof loop-top swings open wide to reveal a contoured, high-flow drinking spout that’s easy to… Read More »
12 years of bicycling industry experience. Pro bike mechanic, fit guru, operations manager and lover of everyone that rides a bicycle. 
