Cycling Reviews

If it’s going to get dark before 5:00 PM, you really don’t have a choice. A ride after work means a ride in the dark.

Regular tube earbands don’t always cut it. When you pull them over your ears, everything seems fine. But when lean down over your racer and tilt your head back, they slide up.

Here’s a lip balm with a little something extra – a nice, tangible hit of that 24/7, all-purpose, get-out-there-and-do-it motivator: caffeine.

The reflective strips on your clothing help make you more visible at night. But they don’t work as much as you may think. It’s never safe to rely on them.

Just a few years ago, GPS navigation was next to useless for cycling. It could sometimes give you the precise coordinates of your location. But that didn’t help you much, if you were out on a trail or lost in the bowels of a city. You would have been much better off ripping pages out […]

If your legs tend to overheat in thermals, SuperRoubaix Leg Warmers are a good solution.

The bonus on these shoe covers is the rubberized sole. It makes for reassuring traction when your feet hit the ground – a modest and low-key quality, like George, but not to be underestimated.

If you’re in the cold and want to go clipless, some say these winter cycling boots are the only way to ride.

This is Bergamo’s top performing jersey for 2006, with the most technical fabrics, features and a new, more spacious cut.

You’ll have to look hard to find a sleeker tight design than Bergamo’s Pro Winter Tight.