I finally got a chance to get out and truly trail test my latest piece of Sombrio Gear: the Burst long sleeve jersey. Unlike the last Sombrio shirt I reviewed, this one is an FRD Fit, meaning it has a … Continue reading
On their website the Sombrio Cartel describes themselves as “west coast creators of progressive and purpose built athletics and lifestyle apparel.” To be honest, I was skeptical at first. The gear and clothing on their site wasn’t like anything I’ve … Continue reading
It’s here! Bike season is finally here! Last night’s first ride of the season (for me) at Lunch Loop was the perfect time to finally get a good trail test of my Giro Xara Helmet and Xena Gloves. Xara Helmet … Continue reading
One major downside to living on the 45th parallel is that it gets really cold during the winter. Every time I talk with Jeff he reminds me that he rides around in shorts for most of the year. Anyone who … Continue reading
Thanksgiving Day proved to be the perfect time to try out some new gear from Giro including gloves, socks, and shoes. Since the temps were in the 50s, I chose a lighter pair of gloves: The Giro LA DND women’s … Continue reading
I’m just going to say it: I love the Moxie Cycledelic jersey. I love how pretty it is, I love the smooth lines, and I love the fit. This jersey kept me cool and allowed me total freedom of movement … Continue reading
Wildskins sent me two pairs of arm warmers–the Fun Geo Metric and the Starry Night–just in time for our trip to Tahoe this summer. I knew at some point on that trip I’d be looking for a little extra warmth … Continue reading
As if a trip to Las Vegas doesn’t provide enough sensory overload, strolling the aisles of Interbike brings the added experience of testosterone overload. Just picture this–a sea of guys with facial hair and tattoos and/or piercings blinded by the … Continue reading
Since mountain biking was added as an Olympic sport in 1996, only two Americans have won medals. Both were bronze; Susan DeMattei in 1996, and now Georgia Gould in 2012. Photo Credit: Brynn Lennon I got a chance to sit … Continue reading
The Ritchey WCS Lady bike saddle arrived at my doorstep recently and I promptly got my live-in bike mechanic to install it for me. To be honest, it looked a little thin to me. I mountain bike so I’m constantly … Continue reading
Hydration packs must be catching on because just about every accessory company has added them to their product lines, and women’s specific models are starting to become more common. Dakine is no exception and they have added a number of … Continue reading
Last Wednesday evening I joined an all-abilities group ride with the Singletrack Sisters group. We met in Fruita, at 18 Road for some much needed after-work riding. About Singletrack Sisters: According to their Facebook page, Singletrack & Skinny Tire Sisters … Continue reading
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