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Riding along rough roads on a gravel bike can make your hands and arms pretty sore, pretty fast. Cane Creek’s new eeSilk handlebar stem is designed to help, by pivoting up and down to absorb vibrations.Continue ReadingCategory: Bicycles, TransportTags:… Continue reading Cane Creek’s eeSilk Stem moves vertically to smooth out rough rides
Last year Redshift Sports announced its LED-equipped Arclight Pedals, which “magically” illuminate white in front and red in the rear, no matter which side of the pedal is facing up. I had a chance to try the things out for myself, and they’re everythi… Continue reading Review: Arclight Pedals light up the night with smart LED technology
While so-called clipless pedals are used by many serious cyclists, some riders still worry about not being able to get their feet off the things when coming to a stop. That’s where the Cleat It system comes in, as it electronically releases the feet wi… Continue reading Cleat It electronically releases cycling shoes from clipless pedals
Over the years, we’ve seen bike lights/turn indicators incorporated into wearables such as helmets, backpacks, gloves and jackets. The Flasher system takes yet another approach, by fastening the things around your arms.Continue ReadingCategory: Bicycle… Continue reading Flasher tech puts bike lights and turn indicators in a set of armbands
If you’re a serious road cyclist who’s trying to maintain an aero position and keep your eyes on the road, then tilting your head back to drink from a bottle isn’t ideal. The Upright bottle was designed to address that problem.Continue ReadingCategory:… Continue reading Upright water bottle lets road cyclists drink while staying tucked
Bicycle tire pressure is a compromise – high pressure is best on smooth roads, whereas lower pressure is better on rough terrain. The Scope Atmoz system allows cyclists to incrementally switch back and forth between the two, while the bike is in motion… Continue reading Scope Atmoz lets cyclists adjust tire pressure while they’re riding
When using clipless bicycle pedals, proper adjustment of the shoe cleats is crucial not just to optimum performance, but also to the avoidance of injuries. A new device known as the Cleat Key is designed to make sure they’re at the right rotational ang… Continue reading Cleat Key is made to put cyclists’ feet at the right angle
You might think that cycling multi-tools have already been designed to fit into every bike component imaginable, but such is not the case. Wolf Tooth’s Axle Handle Multi-Tool takes things further, by doubling as a rear wheel axle lever.Continue Reading… Continue reading Wolf Tooth’s latest cycling multi-tool doubles as an axle lever
It was just last November that we heard about the DirtySixer AllRoad Mark II, a jumbo 36-inch-wheeled bicycle for big riders. Well, those giant cyclists will soon have an electric-assist option, in the form of what is currently being called the eDirtyS… Continue reading DirtySixer lays claim to title of “world’s biggest ebike”
While bicycle headlights do help cyclists see the road, they also make those cyclists considerably more visible to motorists. The Focus headlight was designed very much with the latter in mind, as it can grab drivers’ attention by flashing at a whoppin… Continue reading 5,000-lumen Focus headlight lets cyclists “flash their brights”