Gear

WWII Propaganda Poster Digitized by MoneyLectric

MonkeyLectric Bike Lights Stand Out

What do you get when you cross an artist with a cyclist? MonkeyLectric! more »

Dec 13, 2011 by Betsy Agar in Gear Blog

provided by Bar Mitts

Having warm fingers in winter is not a luxury, it’s a necessity : Bar MItts Review

Having warm fingers in winter is not a luxury, it’s a necessity. Armel Castellan reviews Bar Mitts from the Ottawa, known as the coldest capital in the world. more »

Feb 13, 2012 by Armel Castellan in Accessories

Folding Bikes Reviewed

Momentum reviews 6 folding bikes. more »

Feb 17, 2012 in Bikes (1 Comments)

STRiDA LT

This triangular A-frame folding bicycle is one of the most unique in appearance and one of the fastest and easiest to fold and unfold. more »

Feb 17, 2012 by Gwendal Castellan in Bikes (2 Comments)

Tern Link D8

The Link D8 is an eight-speed, 20-inch wheel folding bike with a single pivot point midway on the frame. The kickstand is included. more »

Feb 17, 2012 by Gwendal Castellan in Bikes

Origin 8

The Origin 8 has an aluminum frame and comes with a seven-speed derailleur with twist grip shifting, fenders, a rear-mount carrier and Kenda Kwest tires. more »

Feb 17, 2012 by Gwendal Castellan in Bikes

Brompton M6L-X

The Brompton tested had titanium forks and chain stays, fenders with mud guards, SON hub dynamo with a Busch & Müller LED front lamp, Easywheels and a 25-liter C Bag. more »

Feb 17, 2012 by Gwendal Castellan in Bikes (1 Comments)

Dahon Mu N360

Dahon Mu Aluminum frame with NuVinci N360 continuously variable transmission hub with a 360 percent range. more »

Feb 17, 2012 in Bikes (1 Comments)

The 1st Class tikit is Bike Friday’s fastest folding commuter bike with a hyperfold mechanism. It includes a Shimano Nexus eight-speed internal hub, front and rear fenders and a quick transit cover. more »

Feb 17, 2012 by Gwendal Castellan in Bikes

Trek Jet 16

This is a well-made bike at a great price point. It will encourage your young rider’s love of cycling and is built to be passed on when your child eventually outgrows it. more »

Feb 20, 2012 by Kathleen Wilker in Kids

Norco Sparkle

With its alloy frame, the Norco Megablaster/ Sparkle is the lightest of Norco’s 16-inch line. more »

Feb 20, 2012 by Kathleen Wilker in Kids

Opus Scout

At a slightly higher price point than other quality 16-inchers, the Opus Scout stands out by offering the lightest ride and an easy to use handbrake. more »

Feb 20, 2012 by Kathleen Wilker in Kids

Kathleen Wilker

16-inch Wheel Bikes for Kids Ready to Ride Solo

Three bikes we are testing for five-year-olds. more »

Feb 20, 2012 by Kathleen Wilker in Kids

David Niddrie

What to Look for in a Folding Bike

Is the bike easy to fold and unfold? Can it be rolled around when folded? Can it carry luggage? Find out all of this and more! more »

Feb 27, 2012 by Gwendal Castellan in Bikes

Courtesy of Rim Stripe

Stripy Bike Rims

Broadcast your individuality and have the coolest bike on the block with rims from therimstripe.com. more »

Apr 5, 2012 in Accessories

Courtesy of Uberhood

A Portable Overhang for Your Ride

Uberhood is an alternative to rain jackets and pants. more »

Apr 5, 2012 in Accessories (1 Comments)

Courtesy of Hiplok

A Bike Lock that Doubles as a Belt

Hiplok had the brilliant idea of creating a lock that doubles as a belt. A cycling fashion accessory that screams edgy toughness and practical time-management! more »

Apr 5, 2012 in Accessories (2 Comments)