It takes a special type of endurance athlete to be concerned about the quality of the degreaser and chain lube they use. But I think most endurance athletes do take an interest in nature, supporting our planet, and being eco-friendly. If that’s you, you might be interested
Continue reading →Today’s question is about choosing a bike repair stand that costs under $200….
Continue reading →Looking for a nice multi-tool with plenty of Allen wrenches, screwdrivers, and a chain tool? Then read my review of the Crank Brothers Multi 17, a very nice tool with a lifetime warranty…
Continue reading →Regular grease not up to the task of securing your carbon fiber bike parts? Then try some carbon fiber assembly compound, which is like grease but made specifically for carbon parts. Here is my review of Finish Line Fiber Grip…
Continue reading →What is that plastic plate on your new rear wheel? It is called a spoke protector or a dork disc, and it is a safety feature, although it is useless. Here is how to remove it…
Continue reading →If you are new to cycling and haven’t found the right tire lever yet, let me save you the trouble – the Pedro’s tire levers are hands down the best tire lever available. You don’t need to know anything else. But if you insist, I’ll continue my review…
Continue reading →Whenever I get a new air pump, or borrow someone’s, the built-in gauge is never the same. Sometimes it is close, but when I got a pump that read 20 psi when my tires were rock solid, I knew I needed more consistent readings! So I purchased the Planet Bike Airmate…
Continue reading →Let me tell you a little story about properly routing the cable for your front disc brake… It all started when I purchased my Specialized Stumpjumper at Landry’s Bicycles. I was replacing a stolen bike in the middle of the NCCA collegiate racing season, which also happened
Continue reading →Today we’re looking at the Easy Hand Bike Tool, which is something like a new-fangled tire lever, except that it has one purpose: to put your tires on your rims. The website made it look pretty cool, and I’ve dealt with my fair share of tight-fitting tires
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