Kryptonite Kryptolok 610 – Nice and Packable Kate Agathon With a 6/10 security rating, the Kryptonite 610 folding lock is a moderate security lock that packs up small and is nice for bike commuting. While folding locks have been around for years, this is the first time I’ve used one. Because of living in the suburbs, there are fewer bike
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Trek introduced its revamped Checkpoint gravel bikes Kit it up or dress it down, the all-new 2022 Trek Checkpoint will help you discover more. Maximizing on gravel biking mania, Trek introduced its revamped Checkpoint line up on Thursday. Checkpoint is now available in race-focused carbon SLR models, exploration-focused SL models, and alloy ALR models that are super fun
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Julbo Fury Kate Agathon At $129.95, the Julbo Fury with Spectron 3 lens is a nice pair of shield eyewear at a fantastic price point. < FURY p dir=”ltr”>Designed for speed, the Fury is among the venerable French brand’s latest performance eyewear models and is ideal for road biking. And mostly, unless you’ve been living under a rock, the semi-rimless
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Affinity Cycles Tire Lever Review James Terry One of the very first tools we are introduced too in cycling are a pair of plastic tires levers. These cheap and unassuming pieces of plastic are probably the most used tools in the shop. Usually made of plastic or steel, Affinity Cycles has decided to enter the market with a pair of
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Pearl Izumi PRO Bib Shorts Kate Agathon Long time rider, first time cycling bib-wearer here. The Pearl Izumi PRO Bib Shorts (MSRP $210) are so well constructed, it feels like you’re wearing nothing. Pearl Izumi PRO Bib Shorts review They have a glove-like fit, and both the chamois and the straps stay in place, even in the most grueling of
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ABUS 440A -The lock with a golden voice James Terry ABUS 440A review We have been locking bicycles up to various objects for over 100 years now. Still being implemented today, the earliest methods were a simple padlock and steel chain. And while ABUS didn’t invent the bike lock per se, they did help its progression and development. Today we
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