SanDisk Sansa Clip Zip Mp3 Player Review: After having great luck with my previous Sandisk Clip+, I decided to give the newer SanDisk Sansa Clip Zip a try. After all, it boasts a larger 1.1 inch full colorful screen, clock, stopwatch, customize feature, a better radio player with RDS, aac file format support, and album art support.
Zipp 101 Beyond Black Wheelset Review: The Speed Weaponry 2012 Zipp 101 wheels are the first fully toroidal aluminum rim. They are slightly wider and the sides are more curved than v shaped rims, and after much wind tunnel testing, are claimed to be more aerodynamic and faster for every rider at every speed, than all other shallow rims on the market.
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My Kurt Kinetic Rock and Roll Trainer Review: During the off season, when it's too cold to ride outdoors, many addicted cyclists migrate to indoor bicycle training. I am personally one of those cyclists who is addicted to riding. I can't stop riding through the winter months and just start up again next spring (let alone go a few days without being on a bike). Along with an addicted cyclist, comes the need to splurge on a good indoor bicycle trainer.
My 4GB Sansa Clip+ Mp3 Player Review: I set out to purchase a small and lightweight MP3 player for use when bicycling, jogging, and mowing the yard (with a good run time per charge). I feel that a good MP3 Player should contain expandable storage, utilize a digital display to provide feedback for which song is previous or next in a list, volume level, current song, etc. In my opinion, the best Mp3 Players do not require the usage of proprietary software in order to manage your music. A consumer should be able to obtain music from any legal source, and enjoy it on their MP3 player!
Digital Bicycle Tire Pressure Gauge Review: In my quest for a good digital tire pressure gauge, I recently stumbled upon and purchased a Topeak SmartGauge D2. I needed an accurate digital tire pressure gauge that would work with both shrader and presta valves, so that I could use it on a bicycle or an automotive tire, suspension forks, rear shocks, etc. The Topeak SmartGauge D2 fits the bill.
My personal Topeak Road Morph G Bicycle Pump Review : I bought this pump because I was tired of being stranded using a small bicycle pump with a capacity not much larger than a sharpie marker. In the unfortunate event that I do encounter a flat, I want to be able to repair it and continue riding, rather than barely inflate the tube and be forced to turn around and ride home. That's precisely the reason I chose Topeak's Road Morph G bicycle pump. Overall, I feel this is The Best Portable Bicycle Pump one can buy!
My third party "Profile Design T2+ Aerobar Review": I recently purchased a set of Aerobars for my Trek Madone 5.2 Bicycle. I love the Aerodynamic look and stance of "TT" Time Trial Bikes, and would love to own one, but wasn't sure if I could handle the Aero position. Hence, decided to purchase a set of decent Aerobars to find out first, before splurging on a complete TT bicycle.
My Michelin Pro 3 Race Road Tire Review: Earlier this late Spring/early Summer I switched from using Bontrager R3 700x23c tires to "Michelin Pro 3 Race service course 700x23c" tires on my Trek Madone 5.2 Road Bicycle. After having put about 800 miles on them, I feel qualified to say that I have a good feel for what they are and aren't.
My Garmin Edge 800 Review: I recently decided to splurge and purchase a touchscreen Garmin Edge 800 GPS Cycling Computer. A rider in our local bicycling club was already using a Garmin Edge 500, and I really liked how all of his ride data could be recorded, uploaded, exported, studied, viewed, printed, and even shared via Garmin's Connect online proprietary software.