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Regardless of whether they ever use them or not, cyclists certainly do like their multitools. The things can be heavy and bulky, though, which is where the Swiss-designed Daysaver comes in – it combines nine tools in a single hex wrench.Continue Readin… Continue reading Clever cycling multitool features nesting magnetic bits
There are now a number of kits that allow users to temporarily convert their regular bike into an ebike. While most of those involve swapping in a powered wheel or wheel-roller, Elevate is different – it’s installed over the rear disc brake.Continue Re… Continue reading Brake-mounted Elevate makes mountain bikes electric
If you’re carrying a folded umbrella and it starts raining, you just pop that umbrella open and keep walking. The Italian-designed BikerTop is designed to work in much the same way, although it’s made for use by cyclists.Continue ReadingCategory: Bicyc… Continue reading BikerTop pops up for rainy riding
Many cyclists will remember the bar-end handlebar grips that were popular on mountain bikes some time ago. Well, Spirgrips offer a unique take on that basic concept, and they’re now being offered in a new-and-improved form.Continue ReadingCategory: Bic… Continue reading Spirgrips Plus are a new expression of bar-end handlebar grips
There are now a number of “smart” bike lights available, that do things such as automatically switching on when it gets dark outside. The turn-indicating ioLight is different, though, in that it’s triggered by the user’s GPS coordinates.Continue Readin… Continue reading Turn-indicating bike lights use GPS to respond to their location
Rear racks are certainly handy for carrying cargo on your bike, but they’re not always long enough, wide enough, or just handy enough. The PedalPorteur was created to address those shortcomings, with a transformable design.Continue ReadingCategory: Bic… Continue reading Transformable bike rack changes length and width
While cycling is a great form of exercise, factors such as weather and work schedules keep many people from riding as often as they’d like. Kinbona Limited’s Blync is designed to help, by using virtual reality tech to make indoor cycling more engaging…. Continue reading Blync puts indoor cyclists in VR worlds
A couple of years ago, Specialized announced its SWAT Conceal Carry multitool, that sat inside a bike’s existing steerer tube. Trek sub-brand Bontrager has now unveiled its own take on the concept, with the BITS Integrated MTB Tool.Continue ReadingCate… Continue reading Bontrager jumps on the hidden multitool bandwagon, with BITS
If you’re a mountain biker who wants to go fast yet maintain control, then you shouldn’t overuse your brakes. That’s where the BrakeAce comes in, as it’s a power meter that’s designed to monitor your brake usage throughout each ride.Continue ReadingCat… Continue reading BrakeAce lets mountain bikers know if they’re too big on the brakes
Among its many other remarkable qualities, graphene is the world’s strongest human-made material. It’s perhaps not all that surprising, therefore, that it’s now been incorporated into a chain-protecting bicycle lubricant – and quite a pricey one, at th… Continue reading Graphene-boosted (and very long-lasting?) bike lube costs almost $150