This bag is huge. You could fit a corpse in there and you would only have to chop it into a few pieces. There are only two pockets so all of your stuff gets mingled together and things that you don't want to touch each other probably will. I use this to hold all of my downhill mountain bike gear; full-face helmet, armor suit, knee/shin armor, Leatt brace, gloves, goggles, and the small pocket holds all of my extra parts. Love this bag.

I used the Caffelatex Effetto Mariposa to set my sleds up ghetto tubeless and the foaming action helped to get a good seal quickly. So far it has continued to impress. A small puncture on a ride was quickly sealed and barely lost any pressure. No more pinch flats for me.

I was worried about these being too slim, because I don't have chicken legs, but the fit is great. They are true to size in the waist and I can actually fit my legs in them comfortably. The indigo is darker than pictured but the packaging says that they will bleed when you wash them.

These tires have great knob shape and placement for aggressive riding on hard pack. The sipes in the tires help grab and help you rail that corner. The tire still does great in looser conditions as well. Even though I've got the 2.5" tires and have them at 30+ lbs of pressure I feel like the sidewall is not very supportive and is prone to pinch flats. Also when inflated the tire profile is more round than I prefer. Not loving these tires.

Love Jett's styling on this t-shirt. Fit is just like other t-shirts and for the Chainlove price it's hard to beat.

Lock on grips are one of the best upgrades you can put on a bike in my opinion. The grips just give the bike a more lively feel. I feel much more connected to the bike without regular old rubber grips damping all the feedback.

This bar freakin rocks. The width is perfect. I don't feel like I'm on a clown bike or a motorcycle. I got the 19mm rise and I love the more aggressive feel it gave to my bike. Plus it looks pretty damn good.

I bought one of these after doing a lawn dart style over the bars crash into some rocks. I'll admit it's not the coolest piece of gear to own and I wasn't stoked about the price but it does give piece of mind knowing that it's there. I was concerned that the brace would be big, bulky, and that I would feel like a dog wearing a cone from the vet but when I got it I was surprised at how unobtrusive it actually is. The fit is really customizable. After one or two laps out on the DH trail I don't even notice it while on the bike, and hey, it costs less than a ride in an ambulance let alone a wheelchair.

This chain scrubber is super easy to use and gets the job done. Add a little bit of degreaser or soap to really clean the crap out.

I bought a 32t and a 22t because I use a bashguard as well. I wish that I had gotten a 36t and a 24t because the 32 feels a bit small. However, they do work extremely well. Front shifts are crisp and clean.

It's hard to hate on a product that just gets the job done and doesn't cause problems. This chain is one of those products. Once installed correctly you just have to hit it with some lube and the chain cleaner.

SRAM meets or beats the quality offered by Shimano easily and their products are usually less expensive and weigh less as well. I won't buy anything else.

SRAM revamped the X.9 Derailleur and made it even sweeter. Now the cage tucks up even better to clear the rocks and the cable routing is more direct so the shifting is even better than before. Can't live without my SRAM.

I really like this lube. It doesn't attract a lot of dust so the chain stays pretty clean but it also lubes well to keep down the squeaks. I also used some to loosen a pedal bearing that was seizing. Great stuff.

These are the best iteration of the Fox Launch shorts yet. All of the pads are in the right places and they aren't too stiff or awkward. You don't have to pull the waist band up to your nipples to get the chamois in it's place either. Great shorts.

I was stoked when I ordered these gloves. TLD usually has stuff dialed. However, when I put these gloves on they were too big and all the rubber protective stuff made them tent up like a high school boy's jeans. The velcro straps don't seem to line up correctly either. I usually wear a large in gloves but I would size down if I were buying them again.

I was a bit skeptical of this jacket when I first saw it, however when I put it on my opinion immediately started to change. The Cutter Asymm Softshell Anorak has a slim but not restricting fit. The fabric is pretty wind resistant and the subtle styling is right up my alley. I used this jacket on a 20 degree mountain bike ride and it was perfect. All I wore underneath was a 3/4 mountain bike jersey and I stayed at almost perfect temp. The fabric is highly wind resistant but let in just enough air to let the jacket breathe well. I feel that it's the best riding jacket that I've ever used.

These shorts are pretty sweet but the fit is large. I normally wear a large in most shorts but when I tried these on they fit a lot more loosely than I'd hoped.

My Five Ten Freeriders are awesome. Comfortable fit, stiff sole, grippy rubber. Any other shoe is a waste of money if you're riding platform pedals. The uppers are super solid as well. I'm tempted to have another pair as backup but I also doubt they'll be wearing out anytime soon.

The Dakine Nomad Pack is awesome. Dakine really nailed it. They put a lot of organizational pockets into it and there is tons of storage. I like to be prepared for most scenarios on the trail and this pack lets me do that. I can carry my food, a jacket, pump/tools, extra parts, tubes, etc. The MP3 pocket is in a great place right up against your back so it's protected from any crashes you might endure. All in all this is the best pack I've owned.

The Fox Racing Flux Bike Helmet has a great shape. Giro helmets don't seem to fit my head very well. It seems like the are too tight in length. However the fox helmet is very comfortable. The padding is in all the right places and it doesn't seem to drip sweat into my eyes as much as other helmets have in the past.

The Bell Drop sizing is intended for Charlie Brown or Stewie from the Family Guy. If you're going to get one size down from what you normally get. I wear a large in THE helmets and the large Bell was huge. It was way too wide.

The SRAM X.9 Trigger Shifter Set has SRAM's 1-1 shift ratio that makes it so you adjust your shifting about once a year, if that much. The shift's hit every time right when you hit the lever. The all thumb shifting is awesome as well because you can brake and shift at the same time when the terrain warrants. SRAM for life.

SRAM X.9 Rear Derailleur is freaking sweet. SRAM shifting has a robust made in America feel to it. The derailleur tucks up out of the way nicely and shifts when I tell it to. Ridden SRAM on my all mountain bike last year with no adjustments to the shifting. Just set it and forget it. So I'm putting it on my DH sled. It's also way cheaper than Saint.

I don't mind the Crank Brothers Power Pump. My friends for some reason have trouble figuring it out though and for that reason I end up changing a lot of tires. Seems like when you know how to use it and it's high volume and high pressure settings it's just as good as any other pumps out there.

My friends break a lot of chains for some reason. I picked up a pack of these and now chain repairs are so easy. I just snap in one of these SRAM PowerLink Chain Connector, and away we go. I think that they are worth the price because they are so handy.

These Crank Brothers 5050 XX are great pedals. They come with extra plates (that don't match for some reason) and extra, longer pins. I agree that these are worth the money because of the sealed bearings. You can also order different plate kits to change the color. Overall I'm pretty stoked about these pedals.

I tried these and didn't like them. They are like salty, sugary jello. They made me a little bit sick to my stomach when I ate enough to keep me going.

These tubes are a great value. They are just as good as any other tubes out there and they are less expensive. Who needs a $6 tube when you can get a $4 tube that does the same thing?

I'm a vegetarian and I tend to get hungry pretty fast especially out on the trail. Clif bars offer a more full feeling and the energy to go with that feeling. With other products I get an over sugared, sick to my stomach feeling.
Not with Clif Bars.

I like my Fox Racing Berminator Bike Jersey. It is quite a bit like a t-shirt in feel and style. It's more comfortable though. The fabric dries quite a bit quicker than a regular t-shirt. I'm bummed that I tore mine in a wreck on Porcupine Rim though.

The Sombrio Sleaze Trucker Hat fits like a regular trucker hat. It's a great looking hat although the one I got wasn't the one pictured. I got one that had blue pinstripes and a white design. I didn't mind though because it still looks great.

I got this because my bike doesn't have a chain pad on it. I don't think I've ever seen a bike that this thing would even fit on. It was super long and super wide. I woudn't recommend it.

The Apricot flavored Clif Bars are the bomb. They taste really good and they perform just like any other clif bar. I get hungry pretty often on bike rides and just throw a couple of these in my pack and I can go all day.

Captain Skate Shoe's fit a big large and are lined with some time of fake leather or something that holds all the heat in and doesn't breathe well so my feet sweat a ton in them. Other than that these are pretty decent slip on shoes.

I got my Race Face Diabolus Grips in the middle of last season. I wish I would have gotten them sooner. They feel good in my hands as far as cushion but I also feel more connected with my bike because these grips lock to the bar they don't fee dead like traditional lock on grips.

Captain Skate Shoe 's fit a little on the large size in width but the length is pretty true to size. These shoes are pretty comfortable despite the larger feel to them. They are just a little bit looser than I would like them to be but other than that I'm pretty stoked on them.

Just got my Black Diamond Traverse Ski Poles for a backcountry trip to Idaho. Great Poles! The locking mechanism doesn't freeze up or slip. Way better than the Dakine twist lock poles I've used seasons passed. I don't have to take my gloves off to undo or thaw the Black Diamonds. I'm super stoked on these poles.

I love my Sombrio Pinner FRD Bike Shorts. They have a slimmer fit which is nice when you're moving and shaking out on the single track. The crotch doesn't get caught on the seat like other shorts i've used. The pockets are placed well and the pass pocket is a cool addition, it keeps your lift pass in a convenient out of the way place. These shorts are also very durable. Even after some gnarly crashes they still look good enough to wear out and about. Great shorts.

Got my Sombrio Pinner FRD Bike Shorts recently and I love them. The pockets are all put in the right places. Love the magnetic closures on the pockets too. Fabric has a great feel and looks great too. Belt loops let me keep my shorts up more efficiently since my ass disappeared.

These Redemption shorts fit great. They have a slim fit but still fit loose enough that someone with big legs like myself and wear them comfortably. The fabric is soft and seems pretty durable. I'm definitely stoked on these.

Mortar Shorts are a little bit slimmer fit but not tight. They fit pretty true to size and they look great. Love 'em

Love my Cutter Messenger Cable Lock. Thought the name was a little ironic but it keeps my bikes where I left them.

I got my Serfas Guppy Combo Mini LED Light for my fixed gear commuter bike. Now I know that the bad drivers can see me, hopefully they don't head towards the light. These really are great lights though. They are super easy to mount and remove so the don't get stolen while you're at work or in the coffee shop. Just pop them off and put them in your pocket.

I love my Sombrio Vapor Storm Jacket. It's lightweight and packable, so I always take it with me in my pack. It also seems to be very durable. I wore it for the entire ride of Porcupine Rim in Moab and I thought it was going to have snags and tears from trees and an over the bars blooper but the jacket came out unscathed. It's true that the inside could be more like the "dry touch" stuff but I usually layer for bike riding anyway so it's a non issue. Love this Jacket.

But with this price you can't really beat them. It's always faster to change a tube than to patch on the trail.

I got these Sombrio Jackal All Over Printed Bike Gloves and loved them from the start. They size a bit small but overall I'm stoked on them. The cuffless fit is great not having to mess with any velcro or anything.

I don't drink but I can stagger around after a hard ride wearing my Twin Six Brew Pub Short-Sleeve T-Shirt and still pass a breathalyzer.

Twin Six Cross Short-Sleeve T-Shirt lets me "cross" dress after the cross race and not get any mud on my wedding dresses.

I'm wearing my Twin Six Flyers Short-Sleeve T-Shirt and a smile right now. All I could ask for was some sort of speech dictation software embedded in my helmet so I could do this while riding.

My step-dad thought I made the Twin Six Fly Short-Sleeve T-Shirt that I wore the other day. I told him I wished I had cuz it's a bitchin' shirt. I got mine in man size and it fits perfectly.

I got the Twin Six Two Wheels Short-Sleeve T-Shirt cuz I just liked the picture on it. Now that I have the shirt I like it even more.

Looks great, feels great, and it even smells good. It's also true that the ladies like muscles.

I bought this shirt and wore it to work the same day as my coworker. We both looked really good.

My arbor oak woodchuck t-shirt is super comfy, also I noted on the tag that this shirt is made from bamboo making it comfy for the planet as well, on top of all of that the lady friends love to touch it when I wear it.