thanks!

Haha hucknroll staff write their own product descriptions and sometimes they can get a little wacky. This is a hot weather jersey. Or at least that's what most people use it for..

This is the 2011 model, so there will probably be some new colors up pretty soon. Probably not more in grey/orange, unfortunately.

If you order both sizes, you can ask for a free UPS return shipping sticker, so that you will get the size you want without have to do too much research or buying the wrong size.

Polyester. These details are usually given in the Tech Specs directly to the right of the product description.

I would ask Royal Racing themselves,
here's a link:

http://www.royalracing.com/uk/contacts/index

I would ask detailed questions like this to Dakine themselves,
here's a link:

http://www.dakine.com/CustomerService/Contact

I would go with a large. But I don't mind if my jerseys are a little loose, and that's a personal preference. You could just order the M and L and ask for a free UPS return shipping sticker. Win-win situation! You get your jersey and don't pay extra shipping.

Not on this site. You could always email Giro and ask. Or you could take an educated guess..

They have been expecting more for several weeks but have so far not received them, you'll want to bookmark the site and check back periodically.

No liner.

Nope. none.

Only what is visible, unfortunately. It is meant to protect the chest only, which in the case apparently doesn't include all the ribs.

the Kyle Straits are a 2011 product, while these are 2012.

I would contact the actual company for questions like this in the future. Most of them have fast and accurate reply's.

Yeah I would also like to hear what others have to say about this.

No fly. Look at the picture!

Sold out years ago!

Well it sold out before you got one soo..... Look at it. Its irresistible!

To estimate your shipping costs, add an item to your cart and plug in your address and it should tell you approx. what your shipping will be. Also, Hucknroll.com uses UPS Worldwide Express or Worldwide Expedited for all shipping outside the United States. And keep in mind this particular bike is sold out..

The only real way to figure out what you need is figure out what you like! I'd go to a bike shop and ask to test some DJ bikes. The guys there will be able to help you out the most.

Because this is a very important question that you don't want to get wrong, I recommend asking Kona themselves!
Here's a link:

http://www.konaworld.com/contact.cfm

Patrick is right. It all depends on if your still growing or not. Or maybe you just like bigger bikes anyways. It's entirely up to your personal preferences!

Ask the experts! (hucknroll live chat is really helpful)
Or, you could ask Yeti Cycles what they think themselves.
Here's a link:

http://yeticycles.com/
(notice the contact link in the upper right corner)

Weight actually doesn't matter nearly as much as general body size, but I would say since you are probably looking at a size Small (that's the only size left..) you should be around 130.. I don't really know. A good way to get answers on this site is to do the live chat with a gear expert!

Hey Sheldon,

I see you never got an answer to this one, but for when you have questions like this in the future I recommend contacting the actual company who made it. So for this one, you could go to the Ibex website and look for a contacts link. I have attached it to this comment:

http://shop.ibex.com/customer-service/contact-us.html

Hey Veraxis,

All you gotta do is search "fox unabomber glove" in google images and there are tons of pics with the palms and fingertips to check out.

I would go with a medium. A ten year old's hands wouldn't be larger than that, and he can always grow into them if they are a little big! That's a lot better than getting them too small..

Most other reviews agree that the sizes are true.

These are the 2011s so any new size availability would be the new 2012 version, which might be different, and unfortunately it will not have the 20% discount. Unless hucknroll has something up there sleeve, which seems to be quite common... your out of luck.

For small, important details like this I would consult the brand company.
Here's a link to SKINS contact page:

http://www.skins.net/get_in_touch/global_contacts.aspx

Oh wait here's the sizing chart. I got it from a different Maloja pruduct:

http://www.hucknroll.com/mountainbike/sizingchart.html?sizing_id=1761&sku=MLJ0032&pg_id=100000407&subcat_id=100000098&cat_id=100000010

well what size bar do you have, Brad? They will work on basically any mtb bars, they are almost all the same diameter.

Unfortunately, the purple color was the 2011 model, and they are no longer being produced. Only the cyan style will be restocked throughout the 2012 bike season.

I think..

If you look at the sizing chart, (there's a link near the sizing/color options) you can measure around your head where a hat would fit comfortably and then compare that measurement to the sizing chart to see if it would be a good fit. One thing to remember is that a 14 year olds head will possible grow a little more in size, so you could always order the larger size if it is a close call. Buy you never want a helmet that doesn't fit properly!

You could always contact Fox themselves to ask more specific geometric questions, etc.
Here's a link:

http://www.foxhead.com/us/#/info/contact

Hi Tomasz,

I recommend asking SixSixOne themselves!
here's a link:

http://www.sixsixone.com/Contact.aspx

I would recommend asked POC themselves!
here's a link:

http://www.pocsports.com/contactinfo

Josh is correct. The 21 oz is the weight of an individual shoe. So combined they are 42 oz! Not bad eh?

Hey Ryan,

1050 grams, plus or minus a few depending on the size.

Hey Tomasz,

1050 grams, plus or minus a few depending on the size.

Hey Tomasz,

1050 grams, plus or minus a few depending on the size.

Great question Vincent. I always dont like when I cant find important info. like helmet weights. I do believe Josh Chapman is correct, but you could always contact Fox yourself. They have great customer service reps.

http://www.foxhead.com/us/#/info/contact

yeah they are 2011s.

Not really.... the helmets on hucknroll are almost always bike specific and are made with different materials and have different ratings, qualifications, etc.
I recommend checking out the link below for good Motor Sports helmets made by a brand that also makes biking helmets. SixSixOne also has some good helmets that qualify for both powered and non powers biking/atving.

http://shop.foxhead.com/store/products/Helmets/category/cat20066?mode=1&categoryNavIds=cat20006%3Acat20026

I would highly recommend contacting SixSixOne themselves:

http://www.sixsixone.com/Contact.aspx

Yes, these headphones will work great with your computer, including YouTube! - Any other headphones that also have a 3.5mm jack (basically all of them..) will work fine as well. It's all about how much quality you want.

I'm guessing they are non-marking, but you could always contact Five Ten.

http://fiveten.com/products/footwear-detail/19-freerider-black-grey

http://www.nsmb.com/3782-santa-cruz-carbon-v10

read the second paragraph.
With the Crane Creek Angle Set headset, which comes with the build kit, it is now adjustable between 63 to 66 degrees depending on the travel setting.

From what I have heard, this bike is not worth the money.