Clothes & Gear Reviews

Cassette Floss, Cleaning Wipes and Spit Lube from Spin Power

Spin Power, which happens to be located right down the road from us in Greensboro, NC, had a couple of new products at the New…

Written by Tyler Benedict April 30, 2011

First Look: Ryders Eyewear 20Five Neon Fade sunglasses

When Ryders Eyewear’s 20Five arrived a few weeks ago, the reaction to the striking sunnies was unanimous: Duuuude! Those are… RAD! Though I was never…

Written by Marc Basiliere April 28, 2011

Fresh Kicks: Teva Links Freeride Shoe First Impressions

When Teva announced recently that they were going to produce a line of freeride mountain bike specific shoes, I wasn’t quite sure what to think.…

Written by Zach Overholt April 27, 2011

Initial Review: Craft Zero Extreme Concept base layer

Thought it’s still early in a lot of places for shorts and lightweight jerseys, most of us are thankfully shedding our heavy insulating layers for…

Written by Marc Basiliere April 21, 2011

Sugoi MTB Review: Gustav Shorts, plus Gustav and Hans Jerseys

I have to admit, I’m not a big fan of Lycra. Not really because I’m self conscious or think it looks dorky, rather it’s just…

Written by Zach Overholt April 20, 2011

Review: taking a bike by train in the Duffbag Stealth bag

The Duffbag Stealth bike bag is designed by the UK-based company to be small, light and discreet. We took a look at their range a while…

Written by Max Leonard April 20, 2011

Review: DZR Strasse riding shoe

When our test samples didn’t quite fit the intended reviewer, we handed our sample DZRs off to Rich, Kansas’ original mountain biker (and the only…

Written by Marc Basiliere April 14, 2011

First Impressions: Mavic’s Razor MTB Shoe and Galibier Road Shoe

Mavic sent over their Galibier road shoes and Razor mountain bike shoes for us to test out, and they are very, very nice. Marc tested…

Written by Tyler Benedict March 28, 2011

Long Term Review: Chrome Soyuz Laptop Backpack

Over a year ago now, I found myself in need of a bag that would hold my laptop, tools, and a change of clothes for…

Written by Nick Burklow and Bikerumor Staff March 10, 2011

Review: Ryders VTX, HEX, and Defcon Sunglasses

The sunglasses shown here represent a little bit of everything that is offered these days for cycling specific eyewear. Lenses that are polarized, change from…

Written by Zach Overholt March 10, 2011

Bikerumor Project 24: Success!

Find all Project 24 posts here! Once again, Presidents’ Day Weekend has come and gone- and with it another 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo.…

Written by Marc Basiliere March 01, 2011

Project 24: Duelling Forecasts

Find all Project 24 posts here! There’s nothing that will significantly increase the dread of a 24-hour race like the threat of 2 days worth…

Written by Marc Basiliere February 14, 2011

Mini Review: Nalini Windproof LS Base Layer and Padded Disko Boxer Briefs

Part of Nalini’s underwear line, the Juneau baselayer is a partially windproof, long sleeve jersey that, honestly, I love. The material is split between panels…

Written by Tyler Benedict February 09, 2011

Ladies Bike Jersey Review: Luna Sport JJ’s Long Sleeve

The Last Shirt You’ll Ever Want to Wear – Luna Sport JJ’s Jersey I’ll never forget the day I received this jersey in the mail. …

Written by Bikerumor Staff February 08, 2011

Review: Descente Seamless Pro-V Short Sleeve Baselayer

Everyone has favorite pieces of clothing that they save. You know the ones: they’re the shorts, socks, or jersey that you reach for before a…

Written by Marc Basiliere February 02, 2011

Review: Demon Dirt Davy Jones Knee Pads

What makes a good knee pad? With so many different options on the market from just as many different companies, it is not surprising that…

Written by Zach Overholt January 31, 2011

Osprey Viper 7 Hydration Pack: A Magical Video Tour

You’ve gazed in wonder and awe at our overview of 2011 Osprey Viper hydration packs. You’ve stood dumbfounded with delight as you looked upon the…

Written by Thom Parsons January 31, 2011

Review: Chrome Yalta Backpack

One of the things I have a hard time giving up is my backpack. I know that I could probably get to work and back,…

Written by Bikerumor Staff January 29, 2011

Video: Rapha Merino Wool Winter Hat – Battle Tested In A Trial By Fire

Finally got a chance to really put the Rapha Winter Hat to the test during a snowy, winter ride. Gotta say, it did alright. For…

Written by Thom Parsons January 28, 2011

Reviewed: Rapha Merino Cycling Hat

I’m not exactly a fashionable dude. My idea of dressing up involves a fresh pair of black Dickies and some “dress clogs.” (Yes, dress clogs.…

Written by Thom Parsons January 24, 2011

Reviewed: Rapha Winter Gloves – What Would James Bond Wear?

I got the privilege of trying out a pair of Rapha’s Winter Gloves this afternoon. This is the first Rapha product I have ever done…

Written by Thom Parsons January 20, 2011

Review: Headsweats Skullcap

Especially when a ride starts early, I tend to wear a few light insulating layers that can be easily removed as the day warms or…

Written by Marc Basiliere January 20, 2011

First Impression: Osprey Viper 7 Hydration Pack

The Osprey Viper 7 is a 400 cubic inch hydration pack with some pretty cool, and as far as I know, unique, features. This is…

Written by Thom Parsons January 18, 2011

Initial Review: Hydrapak Reyes hydration pack

Though they remain a fairly small player in what’s become a very crowded hydration market, Hydrapak are mounting a bit of a stealth attack on…

Written by Marc Basiliere January 18, 2011

Review: Bar Mitts – Essential Cold Weather Gear

There are very few cycling products that I really love. Not gear that just performs, but gear that excels, above and beyond anything else; a…

Written by Brad Sohner January 17, 2011

First Impression: Gore Bike Wear Alp-X Jacket

“If Napoleon’s army had been wearing Alp-X Jackets, they totally could have pulled off that winter invasion of Russia thing.” Back in December, when I…

Written by Thom Parsons January 11, 2011

Initial Review: GORE BIKE WEAR Power II Thermo jersey

Of all the seasons, winter really seems to ask the most of cycling gear. Not only is it cold and prone to be wet, but…

Written by Marc Basiliere January 11, 2011

Review: Ergon BC1 and BC2 Hydration Backpacks

MARC: I’ll be the first to admit that I, Marc, have a pack problem. When headed out for a ride (or hike, or trip, or…

Written by Marc Basiliere January 05, 2011

Carbon Fiber Mini Tool: Topeak Mini 9 Pro CB

The Mini 9 Pro CB is a new pro level mini tool from Topeak, with 9 essential tools that fold into a carbon fiber body.…

Written by Thom Parsons January 04, 2011

Super Lightweight Mini Pump: Topeak RaceRocket CB (The CB Is For Carbon)

A grumpy shop mechanic once said “Headset spacers are the only not-totally-stupid use for carbon.” But that was before Topeak designed the 2011 RaceRocket CB.…

Written by Thom Parsons January 03, 2011

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