I’ll be honest, I’m always scouring the marketplace for deals on bike parts, even ones I don’t necessarily need. That’s how I stumbled upon an old 2014 Rocky Mountain Fusion 29, priced at a mere $40 and conveniently located just 15 minutes…
As you know, having fuel when you practice your sport is really important but there are so many gels on the market that we can get lost pretty easily. When Krono nutrition contacted me to test their gels, it was hard to…
When Paul from bikecomponents.ca contacted me to test some Vredestein gravel tires I was a bit surprised since I did not know they were making gravel tires. Fun fact, my tires were finished so the timing was perfect to test these in…
After I tested a few computers last year, Wahoo was a brand that came back often on my social media feed and I was curious about their ELEMNT ROAM gps computer. It did not take long for Wahoo to send me their…
When Finish Line asked me to review their Pro Care bucket kit 6.0 I could not be more excited to do so and I was wondering if it was a great bang for the buck. About Finish Line “Develop premium quality and…
I am always curious what different brands have to offer in terms of shoes for gravel biking and what is offered in different price ranges. Would a cheaper shoe perform less better than a higher end one? It is often a question…
For me tires are an important part of the gravel experience and this is why I like to test a bunch of them. When Vittoria asked me to test the Terreno Zero, I went on their website to see what this model is…
