by Brett | Aug 2, 2010 | Clothing, Jerseys, Reviews
P.R.O. Octane- One online reviewer dubbed this outfit Shamu (as in whale) a name that has, unfortunately, stuck around our house. Though I have to admit its overall look does resemble that of a killer whale, no other cycling outfit feels as nice or –would you...
by Brett | Aug 2, 2010 | Clothing, Reviews, Socks
If you’ve already read my review of wool bras, you’ll understand why I’ve fallen in love with the temperature regulation, moisture management and odor control qualities of wool. SmartWool socks actually HUG your feet with compression bands, flex zones, higher density...
by Brett | Aug 2, 2010 | Bras, Clothing, Reviews
One thing I don’t particularly like about cycling is wearing clothes made from synthetic fibers. They fit tight (and unless you have six pack abs, this is just not flattering), but have a sensational ability to wick and dry quickly. I continue to wear synthetic...
by Brett | Aug 2, 2010 | Bike fitting, News, Reviews
All kinds of people are calling themselves bikefitters. Physical therapists and Chiropractors have even joined the ranks, and are now offering these services from their offices. How would one of their fits differ from one I can get from the guy (or gal) who works at...
by Brett | Aug 1, 2010 | Bike Speakers, Reviews
“On your left,” I yell, trying to alert the cyclist in front of me that I want to pass her. She doesn’t budge. “On your left,” I scream, louder this time—but still, no reaction. I’m riding a flat 20 miles around the local park – the same route I’ve been riding for...
by Brett | Aug 1, 2010 | Panniers, Reviews
Frustrated by the absence of bags that would fit on the top of my stylish, new Luna rack, I had to consider the alternatives. Which waterproof bag would be lightweight enough, mostly for use on multi-day tours such as Cycle Oregon, but could also be used for errands,...
