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New cycling gear and review articles.
World Panel bring two great products to Sani2C
The integration of mobile devices now represents the “new normal” in global culture and commerce. Most everything now occurs through mobile technology, from commercial transactions, to educational experiences, to social interaction, to personal entertainment, and connection to Sani2C. There is, however, a barrier standing before the advent of this “new normal.” For all mobile device […]
Review: RockShox Revelation RCT3
Updated for 2014 with a Solo Air air spring (only one adjustable air chamber), the 2015 is unchanged and is available in every wheel size and travel options to please most trail riders. The addition of a Solo Air spring saves a few grams over the previous dual air spring and does away with the […]
Review: Garmin Edge 1000 GPS computer
Garmin’s relatively new Edge 1000 model has flown somewhat under the radar thanks to much of the current attention on the brand focused on their new Vector power pedals. As far as top level navigation and information devices go, users are currently spoilt for choice. Coming in at a recommended retail price of R10 599, […]
Review: Raw Revolution Food Bars
The attention created by various diets, controversial or not, has seen a definite shift in attitudes to food types and eating habits. Natural, unprocessed foods are becoming more popular and Raw Revolution got my attention recently during a multistage MTB race. They are one of the nutrition companies trending towards a more natural nutrition option […]
New SRAM RAIL 40 mountain bike wheels announced
You don’t win by being the lightest. Or the stiffest. Or the toughest. You win by being the fastest. And that takes a wheel designed specifically for the modern mountain biker. At SRAM, we start with the demands of the terrain and work forward from there—carefully balancing each wheel’s design around five key attributes: weight, […]
Review: TomTom Multisport Cardio
Just about everyone knows TomTom for their car navigation systems but they have now started poking around in the sports watch market. I was fortunate enough to spend some time with the TomTom Multisport Cardio watch. At first glance the watch looks funky, bright and fun with a solid looking strap and rubber outer that […]
Review: Saris Thelma 3 bike carrier
Whether just a short drive to your local trail or a weekend road trip, a bike rack is a likely essential in your cycling travels. The Saris Thelma-3 is a tow ball mounted bike carrier which, as the name suggests, holds up to three bikes. Features Carries 3 bikes, up to 16kg each Rack does […]
Review: Lizard Skins DSP 3.2mm Bar Tape
Bar tape on a road bike is something most riders don’t pay all that much attention to, yet as a key contact point the choice can make a considerable difference to your ride. Lizard Skins DSP 3.2mm Bar Tape offers a wider, super comfortable feel with better shock absorption. Considerably thicker than your standard cork […]
Review: Liv Intrigue 2
Over the past couple of months, I have become very interested in the range of mountain bikes available for women. This developed as a result of trying to find a bike that fits me comfortably. I tend to fall almost exactly between a men’s small and medium size frame, leading to uncomfortable compromises on many […]
Specialized upgrade Command Post and Öhlins Enduro Coil Shock
Nothing beats a smokin’ hot new upgrade to your mountain bike, right? Specialized is excited to introduce two exciting new upgrades in the new Command Post IRcc and the Öhlins Enduro Coil Shock at the Sea Otter Classic this April 16th-19th. The All-New Command Post IRcc Our internally routed Command Post has been touted as […]
On Test: Cycliq Fly6 rear bike light & HD camera Combo
Launched in South Africa only a few weeks ago, we’ve been fortunate enough to get our hands on the Fly6 combination rear bike light and HD camera for review. The first thing you notice is the quality and well thought out packaging. Everything you need to mount, use, and charge the Fly6 is in the […]
On Test: Silverback Signo Tecnica 279
Born out of a desire to explore, the Silverback Signo Tecnica combines the roll over traits and bigger contact patch of a 29″ front wheel with the quicker accelerating, more agile 27.5″ sized rear wheel. By doing this Silverback believe that they have combined the best of both worlds into one chassis giving the rider […]