by Sheri Rosenbaum Hot! Full-zip for easy on/off and ventilation Higher neckline for added warmth Drop-tail for increased coverage even in drops Semi-form fit, and 4-way knit leaves room for layering Breathable fabric Lots of storage with 3 zipper pockets and one kangaroo pocket Rear pocket easily accessible with full fingered gloves Reflective trim on…
Jim’s Tech Talk By Jim Langley For anyone who doesn’t know what it means to “seat” a tire, let’s start with an explanation. To “seat” or “seating” a tire is one of the final steps taken when installing most tires on bicycles and motor vehicles, too. Seating is important because it ensures that the inflated…
By Rick Schultz Rating: HOT 2 Saddle Options SRT – 198mm long (Tri, Track) EXT – 243mm long (Road, MTB) 2 Padding Options Thick with Gel Light Race 3 Different Rail Options Chrome Moly, Titanium, Carbon 3 Different Wedge Options Rounded Slightly Curved None Fully Adjustable Rear Width 100mm – 165mm (SRT, EXT) Fully Adjustable…
By Sheri Rosenbaum Hot Double Boa closure for micro adjustability Extremely stiff sole for superior power transfer Very comfortable from the very first ride Asymmetrical closure reduces hot spots Lots of perforations top and bottom for breathability and cooling Heal cups and no-slip heel lining (cat tongue) keeps foot in place through pedal stroke Neoprene…
Jim’s Tech Talk by Jim Langley Before we get started with this week’s topic, which is on how to determine how wide a tire your fork (and frame) can accept, I want to point out that we received great comments on last week’s story on shifting 2X drivetrains for beginners (these drivetrains have two chainrings…
