Since winter arrived, aside from hitting the trainers we’ve had time to gather thoughts on commuter gear ranging from clothing to lights. A couple weeks…
Velo Press has announced that Craig Alexander, author of their newly-published book As the Crow Flies: My Journey to Ironman World Champion (announced by Bikerumor…
Though little known on these shores, Dutch company Vredestein has been producing both bicycle and automobile tires for over 100 years. The Black Panther XTREME…
Every summer, UK lightsmiths Exposure seem to revamp their lighting line for the coming dark months. 2013 is no exception: not only are outputs boosted…
Claiming to combine cross country speed with trail-ready grip and a cut-resistant tubeless ready casing, the Continental X-King ProTection is targeted at everything from burly…
It’s no secret The Sufferfest’s training videos are our current favorite, so we’re pretty stoked to get the exclusive pre-review opportunity. If you ride the…
With a morning commute suddenly shrouded in darkness and recent after-work mountain bike rides not much better, we were excited see Light & Motion’s latest…
Maybe because they’re usually the stuff of late-night informercials, I’m usually skeptical of do-it-all cleaners. Powerful on grease, gentle on hands- all that stuff. From…
There’s certainly no shortage of iPhone mounts for the bicycle. Topeak, Optrix and even some DIY versions have all been spotlighted here on Bikerumor. Each…
Sportique makes a wide range of skin care products aimed at athletes, all using natural, botanical ingredients without the parabens and other ingredients we try…
Team Garmin-Cervelo had a dramatic year in 2011. To add to Johan Vansummeren’s victory at Paris-Roubaix, the team also had an outstanding performance at the…
When reviewing Lezyne’s Superdrive earlier this year, I mentioned that the coming helmet mount would improve the focused beam’s off-road utility. Since then, Lezyne’s $20…
