Altra Provision 1.5 (2014)
We review a unique shoe from Altra, the Provision 1.5. It has two things that seem to elude many brands – zero heel-toe drop and stability features.
by Greg Kopecky, December 24, 2013We review a unique shoe from Altra, the Provision 1.5. It has two things that seem to elude many brands – zero heel-toe drop and stability features.
by Greg Kopecky, December 24, 2013We looked closer at the Culprit Croz Blade of Jordan Jones. The Golden Colorado based Pro initially had it built with rim brakes but switched to disc brakes recently.
Tall headset top caps are my great while whales. I don’t want to eliminate them, just cut them down to size. John Cobb to the rescue.
We review a pair of carbon wheels from Vision Tech, the 55 front and 81 rear. We tested the tubular version, but they are also available as carbon clinchers.
Triathletes discovered Hokas, but are still wondering: Bondi or Stinson? Here’s a comparison of the two.
We take a quick look at a new product that combines light and sound technologies in an effort to make cyclists seen and heard in traffic. It’s called the ORP.
There’s a new integrated aerobar on the market for 2014 – the UCI-legal ENVE SES. We take an up-close look at the specs, options, and fit details.
With winter coming, we compare four popular 28mm tires for your training and racing pleasure – Challenge, Michelin, Serfas, and Specialized. Who has the fastest one?
We share our thoughts after spending 6 months on the latest aluminum wheel from Hed, the Ardennes+. With a 25mm-wide rim, they take road clinchers into new territory.
We typically only feature Pro bike galleries, but every now and then the machine of an amateur catches our eye – and here is the BMC TM-01 of Morten Tillquist.
We review the latest disc wheel from Renn Multisport – the 5ive 5ive 5ive. Available in 650 and 700c sizes and both clincher and tubular, this wheel has something for everyone.
We review two lights from Serfas. The TSL-550 packs a punch for its price, and the multi-purpose Thunderbolt can be mounted just about anywhere on your bike.
We cover a very basic question – how do you pick the right tire size? Is there one ‘right’ width for all situations? What should you consider?