DIY Helmet Cam With Shoe Laces and Electrical Tape
Yeah you read it right. Our buddy Nick James made his own helmet cam by using some shoe laces and electrical tape. Check out his video from NYC’s track bike only Alley Cat called the MonsterTRACK. Watch it HERE.
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Raleigh One Way Review
For the Mountain Bikers that ride fixed gear road bikes, here’s a review for you. Click here to read all about it.
Princeton Tec Switchback 3 First Impression
I rode with Jeremy and Ivan last friday night. We received a set of Princeton Tec Switchback 3 lights to test out on the trails. I hooked up the lights to the Gary Fisher Cobia 29er, the clamp mechanism was very straight forward and easy to install.…
KHS 29ers are Finally HERE!
The long awaited KHS 29′er bicycles arrived this past week. The 2007 KHS Tucson and the 2007 Solo One SE models are selling well. These smooth riding XC machines are built starting with sleek double-buttedCro-Mo frames utilizing KHS’s own…
Tested and Approved: DIY Helmet Cam
This morning I met up with Vince Rodarte, Sales Manager of KHS Bicycles at the Fullerton Loop to do a quick ride. I mounted my camera onto my DIY Helmet Cam that I made. It actually worked pretty well. Man, Vince can ride…The dude was running a…
How To: Fix Uneven V Brakes
If your V Brakes are rubbing on one side of your wheels, there’s an easy way to fix that problem. First you can turn the adjusting screw clock-wise to change the pitch of the brake arm. Now here’s a fast, bike shop trick you can also try. Pop…
Dang this stuff is GOOD!
Today our friends at Iwantwellness.com dropped of some of supplements that the contestants of the “IwantWellness.com No More Junk in My Trunk Weightloss Contest.” Didi Yeh of IWantWellness.com let each contestant choose 3 different things…
New Partner: Spinner USA
The folks at Spinner USA sent me this beefy freeride fork called the Cargo to review. Here’s the specs: Our New Cargo is a lightweight long travel fork designed for the rider who climbs and descends with equal aggression. The Cargo uses our most…
Review: Optic Nerve Savant
I’ve been riding with the Optic Nerve Savant Fade Carbon glasses for about a month. MSRP: $59.00. You can find it on their website under the link “Collection 2007″ and then from the menu on the left select “Interchangeableâ€Â?.…
