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Cyclists can ride around for weeks in the summer without ever needing fenders or mudguards, but that one ride they need them, they really need them. In 2013, Slovenian startup Musguard bridged the divide with a set of ultra-packable mudguards that roll… Continue reading Musguard rollable bike fenders now protect on the filthiest rides
Given the multitude of currently-available cycling electronics, it’s certainly possible that someone could have an actioncam, a rear-view camera and a lighting system mounted on their bike. The Seeker system combines all of those items in one setup.Con… Continue reading Seeker setup combines bike lights, dashcam and actioncam
We’ve seen bikes that are powered by both the arms and legs, plus we’ve seen ones that are rowed instead of (or along with) being pedaled. The Varibike Extreme, however, combines both types of exercise in a unique new fashion.Continue ReadingCategory: … Continue reading Varibike Extreme gets riders’ arms and/or legs rowing and/or pedaling
As 2021 draws to a close, it’s time to once again look back at some of the bicycle-related products that really stood out over the past year. While they might not all end up taking the cycling industry by storm, they’re definitely innovative.Continue R… Continue reading The 10 best cycling innovations of 2021
It was just a couple of weeks ago that we told you about DirtySixer’s latest 36-inch-wheeled mountain bike. If you liked it, but would prefer something with a carbon fiber frame and wheels, then you might want to check out the Trentasei//36 Carbon 1.Co… Continue reading Trentasei mountain bike pairs giant wheels with a carbon frame
The rear derailleur is one of the most fragile components on a mountain bike, subject to getting bent or jammed up with trail debris. That’s where the Supre Drive drivetrain comes in, as it moves the derailleur up and divides its functions between two … Continue reading Supre Drive system lifts mountain bike drivetrains out of harm’s way
Because many cyclists ride all over town, they encounter a wide range of air quality – more so than could be monitored by stationary sensors. The handlebar-mounted Air was designed with that in mind, as it measures the air quality while its user pedals… Continue reading Bike-mounted Air device monitors air quality along cyclists’ routes
If you were taller than average, and had a bicycle made to fit your body size, regular 700C/29-inch wheels would be disproportionately small. That’s where the DirtySixer AllRoad Mark II comes in, as it features huge 36-inch wheels.Continue ReadingCateg… Continue reading Big-wheeled DirtySixer AllRoad Mark II fills a tall order
Tilting stationary bikes may be nothing all that new, but the TiltBike is claimed to take the idea further. It’s said to not only simulate the feel of leaning into turns, but also the sensations of accelerating, climbing and braking.Continue ReadingCat… Continue reading TiltBike promises a fresh take on tilting stationary bikes
There are now a number of bike-mounted devices that laser-project lines onto the road, showing motorists how much passing space they should provide. tether works in a similar fashion, but it also senses passing vehicles in order to produce cyclist-safe… Continue reading tether adds map-making brains to bike-mounted laser safety tech