by Sheri Rosenbaum Hot Warm, breathable and comfortable Double-sided silicon gripers keep them in place Nano Flex provides flexibility at the elbow Plenty long, wrist or upper arm not left exposed Unisex Not Run a little small, consider sizing up
Jim’s Tech Talk By Jim Langley Last week I wrote a little about the North American Handbuilt Bicycle Show (known as NAHBS), which took place in Sacramento, California on March 15, 16 and 17. The focus in that first story was on Jet Bicycle Wheels. Because I learned so much watching Mr. Jet, Charles Wells…
By Sheri Rosenbaum If you are sick and tired of consuming those overly sweet energy bars on your rides, Skratch Labs has introduced a new line of savory or slightly sweet options. I had a chance to sample them at CABDA Midwest last month and they are definitely tasty.
By Rick Schultz, MBA, DBA A question came in recently asking, “Which is better, more aero or less weight?” I started thinking about this, since so many cyclists are more concerned with weight, especially here in Southern California. Just go to one of our local criterium races and you will hear the local racers talking…
by Lars Hundley A couple of weeks back I saw an email come through from Jan Heine’s Rene Herse tire brand (recently renamed from Compass Tires) confirming that their tires were safe and compatible with Enve wheels. The email mentioned that Enve had put out a service bulletin stating that tires with cotton, silk or…
