Yes. It is.
I only wish it was less expensive!

The euro style is the creme for warm/hot weather.
It truly is cooling and makes all my rides more comfortable.
I rode for years without chamois creme. That wasnt very smart. But i prefer the density of this creme as it adheres to a wide range of pads nicely and (in my opinion) carries the cooling sensation longer.
Beyond that, It reduces friction longer.

I am 6'2" about 200-205 (16.5-17 neck, 34/35 sleeve length), 41" chest.

I bought the medium, as LG product fits larger than Euro sizing. As well, I prefer a tighter fit and dont like a lot of flapping in the wind.

I bought mine off chainlove, for $25, what a steal!!!

Construction appears good, the fit is good, it didnt smell like a chemical bath and once you have it on the colorway isnt that bad, either. At the size medium, it will be work with a short sleeve jersey and arm warmers most likely or as a commuter jacket in Fall.

I will be keeping my eye on chainlove. If it comes up again at $25, I will be buying a Large to layer under.

It is hard to rate the windstop (it is July after all). But the material feels like pretty typical, sturdy windstop.

I have one knock on it. I wish the front had 2 hand pockets.

Also, I have one compliment. Thanks for the zipper guard on the chin flap. I hate when my beard gets caught!

I have been riding an Aspide, in one form or another, on my road bikes for about 9 years.

Thisnis a minimal saddle that doesnt dispense with comfort. It isnt a flat piece of plastic wrapped in saran wrap.
San Marco manages to keep the suppleness of form in a minimalist package.

The saddle has just the right amount of padding, making it ok to ride on longer outings, not just a few laps down at the crit.
As well, The Aspide has surprising depth allowing a good deall of length tomget outnon the nose for extended speed efforts and a enough of a lip to leverage your buttocks on seated, longer climbs. My white saddle has remained quite clean and naturally white with regular attention, using baby wipes, too.

3t makes one of themost beautiful traditional bend bars around. It is stiff, allowing confidence for pulling on bars in the drops. It isnt an anchor, either. Diameter is perfect for comfort on long rides and the handy guidelines make it easy to set up shifters. I use these bars on 2 of my bikes.

I use this stem on my carbon BMC.

It is great, paired with the Rotundo handlebars.

Stiff, reliable, looks great.

I always wondered Easton wheels. Then, i bought the EA90 Aeros.
Kick ass.

I like the deep dish rims with the spoke pairing. They roll great here in SW Missouri over rollers and out in the flats. The bearings are smooth and the hubs are beyond stealth silent.

I am not small for a cyclist...6'2" around 205lbs. These babies do not flex, even when standing. As well, they feel solid tracking through fast corners and bends.
These wheels take me over rough roads, chip and seal, smoothly and with aplomb. They arent carbon, but i dont care.
So far, so good.

I must have a problem. I just bought the blue Victory for use on my fixed gear rides. I now have 3 LAS Victory helmets in my helmet stable. My other 2 included the extra bug netting along with the regular strips of padding, if you dont want the bug netting.

Well, i dont wear the bug netting, except in winter. It restricts the airflow and makes the helmet too hot in warm weather. But the function of the bug netting padding is better than the little strips when arent using the netting. It is a conundrum.
All of that is to say, the US version without the bug netting is very pleasing! The padding is far and away better than those weenie strips.

You get all the benefits of a, ah, padding cap inside the helmet, without the airflow blockage. The feels better, as such, too. Great helmet...looks super cool, vents well, adjusts supremely! Good stuff.

Man, what a smashing bib! I have been using the LG Team bibs and really like them alot. But I picked up a pair of these and, wow!
The pad is better & larger, the fit is better, the fabric is supple...these babies are kickin.

I dont feel these are quite as compressive as the team bibs, but not so much it would bother anyone. They are not loose in any fashion. A big plus, i think the inseam is just a bit longer. I appreciate it at 6'2" 36 waist 34 inseam...many times i end up wearing short - shorts with some of the shorter inseam offerings out there. The pad here is broader for more coverage without being a diaper. btw, i wear a large and have no fit issues here. I will be buying another pair (at least)!

Full disclosure: i believe San Marco produces the best saddles in the world!

I use this saddle on 2 of my bikes...one road bike and my fixed gear. It serves the same purpose on both. It is very comfortable in that it acts like an actual saddle and not a flexy, flat board, like many others. The nose is comfortable to move up on when you really get moving. The lipmon the tail is the perfect leverage point to scoot back against on any seated climb. The colors are great and dont run or anything drastic like that. In fact, they gain a cool patina over time of use.

Incredible saddle! I actually put the saddle on my mtb. The relief channel does the job creating a nice zone to place my posterior.
The length is great providing ample room to move. Pair that with the slight rise one the tail and it provides a nice leverage point for grinding out hills on my single speed MTB.

Previously, i gave this bag high marks....I guess it is because I never needed it before today.

I flatted and went for my tube in my Lezyne bag.
UNFORTUNATELY, there was a hole in my bag (i suppose from rubbing against my seatpost?).

This compounded my flat tire problem. Why? Because there was a hole in my bag, there was a huge hole in my tube.
Super lame! I am really disappointed. I pimp lezyne pumps, the fire break hydropack, patch kits, levers, etc...but to be let down by a product thta is to add security is inexcusable.

Lezyne scores another big hit with me.
The lght comes with 2 size mount rings: 31.8 and 25.4. The rings mounts easily and securely.
As well, the light connects easily to the mounts and stays there.

The light turns on easily and there's no secret combination to move between the 3 lighting modes. I hate to say it. But, as usual, Lezyne machining is pretty impeccable.
It is a secure light that is bright as hell. 300 lumens will light the roads with easy, even on the "low" setting.

To top it all off, the price is ridiculously great!!

Once more, this was a purchase before real cyclist started carrying the product. But I would encourage the purchase due to realcyclist's high standards.

This is not a weenie messenger bag by any stretch.
The rubber tire tubes are an amazing protectant.
It is very durable and scratch resistant.
The strap is sweet. It isnt a padded addition that slides around. It is nicely padded with a fairly breathable mesh. Not to mention it is nice and wide, helping keep the pack in place while shredding the mean streets.
The interior is well thought out, too.

There aren't 18 unusable pockets....
There is a nice zip pocket on the the facing exterior, under the flap.
The interior proper has a long zip pocket (where I keep my timbuk2 tool shed).
There are a couple slotted pockets below that pocket for smaller items.
On either end of the interior are two open pockets topped with a little elastic.
I like to use those for cycling cap/gloves, flask, water bottle, sunglasses case, mini pump/inflator. Finally, as is common, a velcro pocket for laptop, etc(i shove my ipad back there or a rain jacket.

Anyway, it is a great frikkin pack not overthought, tough, and functional.

Again, i bought mine before realcyclist started carrying green guru.

I use the medium. It keeps everything completely dry and secure. I have enough room to carry :
Id
Insurance card
Atm card
Cash
Extra set of contact lenses
Eye drops
Lip balm

It is an ingenious idea, well constructed and supremely functional.

I didnt order mine from realcyclist, but this is a nice piece of kit. I carry it in my city bag, keeping real necessities together:
Tube
Cutter Church Key
hex key set
Patches
Tire boot
Tire levers
Knife
Small pen light
Lighter

The bottle opener helps, too!
I have saved a few less prepared riders bacon having all my kit together. It helps to be prepared.

This is the, uh, creme de la creme of chamois cream.
It isnt goopy or runny. The methol rules. I dont know how to write this review with out sounding too weird.
But this stuff keeps everything lubed and comfortable over long miles, not to metion the menthol.

It is too big for a jersey pocket.
BUT
It is perfect for city riding. I keep it in my city bag, chocked full of stuff: tools, money, lighter, lip balm, patch kit, tube, etc...pretty damn cool.

I use this pack for mtb'ing.
It is perfect for a day outing. Some may find it smallish, but i cant stand big, hot bulky packs out on the trail.
The resevoir is big enough. Though, I pair it with at least one water bottle (i freeze water in half the resevoir and fill the remainder with cold waterthe morming of a ride...it will stay could for hours!). Bonus: water does not taste funky out of the hose. While it is a smaller pack, i can fit the following in storage easily: multi tool, tube, p&s camera, 4/5 gels, 2 clif bars, patch kit, toilet paper, spare gloves, and cell. It has a placement for a pump but I use the Mmamoth 2 frame pump and keep it mounted to the bike.

LG is really growing on me.
I wouldn't say this jersey is "pro fit".
I am 6'2" 205 and the medium works, if not a touch longer than most jerseys today and does not have a skin tight fit through the body. I appreciate that. On the plus side, the fabric feels nice and breathable.

As others have said...the honey taste outshines other gel "flavorings". It has to be the honey.

The thickness is a slight issue in cooler weather. But that is the same for all.

I prefer the banana, myself. It is tasty but doesn't linger.

As others have said...the honey taste outshines other gel "flavorings". It has to be the honey.

The thickness is a slight issue in cooler weather. But that is the same for all.

I prefer the banana, myself. It is tasty but doesn't linger.

These came free with my Sugoi bibs...thanks, RC!

They appear to be as well made as Giordana.

I do prefer more coverage on the bottom as many shoes have vents on the bottom.

Can't wait to try them out.

No aero arms or multi-material construction here.

This is a nicely made jersey with a competent fit.
The size chart is accurate. I am 6'2" and 205. I ordered a L & the fit is pretty spot on.

The arms are not too loose or tight. Graphics or lack of, keep the jersey conservative. The material feels comfortable and airy.

Taller guys like myself should be happy with this jersey. It is a longer cut without being baggy. I appreciate a full zip in the summer!

These shorts came in a fancy box.

I expected nothing less.
The bibs are just a little loose for my taste. The construction is great and the pass is truly all. Encompassing in fit. DeMarchi spared little in it's making.

The bib fabric is fairly dense but feels supple to the touch while supportive. A very nice short.

The only downfall for me is the loose straps.
Note: the across the inseam is different than any bib ever tried. It is actually wide. There seems to be some emphasis on allowing the short to form to the body multi-directionally. This is against the standard narrow cut of, causing material to bunch after an extended period on the bike.

These bibs feel cheaper than my other LG bibs (Equipe) from Bonktown. Yet, these cost more.

The fabrics feels cheap and the construction isn't as tightly done as the Equipe. I don't care for the pad either, thin. Definitely not the worst in the world but middling for LG standards.

These bibs seem very well made. I haven't ridden them, yet, though.

The padding feels plush just trying them on. The fabrics feels great, too.
I bought the black/white pair.

I am most excited about the material othe side panels. It feels nice and compressive, but it is also sheer. I hope this leads to a nice cool ride in the heat.

I also like that the fit comes up the front, sides, and back. There isn't mile of bib strap too deal with. Good stuff, so far.

I had to drop these to 3 stars. The stitching came undone on both legs during the first ride. I am exchanging them. We'll see what happens with the next pair.

I have no idea whatbis going on with these shorts. I threw them on and headed out. I noticed a few miles in...these fit really differently from my return pair. Seriously, they fit like i was wearing womens shorts. I went ahead and finished the ride. But the shorts were hitting me above mid thigh. Jthese Sugois are too inconsistent for me.

These bibs seem very well made. I haven't ridden them, yet, though.

The padding feels plush just trying them on. The fabrics feels great, too.
I bought the black/white pair.

I am most excited about the material othe side panels. It feels nice and compressive, but it is also sheer. I hope this leads to a nice cool ride in the heat.

I also like that the fit comes up the front, sides, and back. There isn't mile of bib strap too deal with. Good stuff, so far.

These run just a little on the small size. It isn't because the size chart is wrong. I am on the outside of a medium.
I like the backin very thin and light, simple. There is some padding on the palm, no too much. The only miss is very little terry to wipe snot or sweat on the thumb.

Very good glove for the price. They have a very close personality to the old Castelli Simple glove. You can't go wrong of rris price.

I am not sure how they do it, but these bibs were even smaller than the Santini Smart bibs I ordered.

I had to send them back. I am 6'2"/205 and could hardly pull the XL's over my legs.

Nice and warm arm warmers that do the job.

I have a real love/hate relationship with the thumbhole.

Love it!: keeps warmer from riding up which is annoying, adds a little extra warmth over the back of the hand
Hate it!: The palm material is pulled up making gloves uncomfortable, after a while due to the added thickness.

I bought them off bonktown for a good price and htey are worth. I bought 3 riding buddies a pair each and they like them!

I like the velcro enclosure on this bag. It keeps the bag secure and snug under the saddle. I do not worry about losing it over rough roads.

There is enough room for a tube, patch kit, and a slimline tool, perfect.

The downfall comes in form of the material. After 6 months of use, there is already a hole in the tope of the bag (I guess from rubbing the saddle?) I thought it might be more durable.

I love Castelli, dont get me wrong.

This jersey is of a nice fabric and the side panels help cool the jets.
BUT!
It gets 2 stars...I washed it one time & the zipper corroded. I have never seen this in the 10 years of wearing castelli or any other brand of jersey.

I had to pay out the nose to have the zipper replaced at a seamtress. So, I didnt like it, but I liked it enought it have it repaired. One shouldnt have to make that choice.

I like stowing these in my hydration back for MTB or my general cycling bag or my messenger bag.

I bought them for a few cycling buddies for Christmas, too.
Tire levers, patch kit, boot and a little room for some loot, too.

I bought 3 or 4 of these tees!! It isnt the world, but I get quite a few compliments on these

Cool design, great fit and material!

Good short. I am 6'2" 205 and ordered the LG. The fit was good, even if the leg openings seemed quite short.

Well, the fit was good til I got on the bike and rode a bit....They bunched up a lot. so, they had to go back. Maybe the inseam isnt right for me (tall, long legs)? I might buy a size up.

The fabric and pad seem to be of top quality.

I should clarify the excitement from my original review.

These shoes are winners in every season.

In Spring and Summer they breathe exceedingly well. The Fall and Weather inner sole insert works to stem the flow of cold air for the cooler seasons (I pair with toe warmers and wool socks down to around 40F, full shoe cover, there after).

The shoe fit is narrow but not as narrow as, say, Diadora. I like the sturdy heel cup as it is secure and nicely padded for comfort.
The straps and micro ratchet work well.

They are nice and shiny shoes that look sweet and cleanup easily with baby wipes.

I havent exncountered such a well small revealing bib, ever.

I now need to send back my second order of these bibs due to sizing I believe the sizing chart is way off. I am 6'2" with a 36 waist and it appears I need an XXL.

The plus is I can order the black, now. I dont think the red will stay. Not only can you see the outline of my "little cyclist" ...you can basically see him in full view.

Finally! THere is a headband that works!.

I have owned probably half a dozen differnet headbands in the past, including Castelli that were the worst.
The fit was loose, the material was wrong and they were too narrow to actually cover ears or remain in place.

This head band solves all of that! It is a wide band with great coverage, nice soft burshed material, stays in place and keeps my head handles warm.

Wear it by itself when it isn't too cold...down to around 50F (thus allowing some heat to escape as you warm up) or a little below or pair it with a cap (I use a craft windstop under 45F) to really keep things nice and toasty.

These socks are amazingly comfortable, freakin awesome!

I have a black pair and am amazed to find a white pair!! These shoes are better for Spring to Fall.

Succulent, supine, salacious, shiny, serpentine, sarapes for your feet.

Don't be a sucker. Don't be fool. Don't worry, be happy by these shoes, y'all.

lolz.
I bought 2 pair of these and they are great! the fabric is way comfortable! The fit is good & sizing works great for me..6'2"/200lb, the medium works great for me.

Anyway, the liner is good but the stretchy fabric moves well with the body, it's pleasant to the touch and the high, rear waist panel hides my plumber's crack for the long cross town commute...i want another pair!

No, i am not looking for NSA.
I bought this pump to replace a n*shb*r pump (I have been using for 10 years).

the Silca name carries some weight, but this "pump" does not. It is a real weenie.

It is super short & it take a lot of strokes to inflate a 120 PSI tire, too many. The handle is cheap plastic & the base is not very stable.
Trying to pump-up a tire all haunched over like two farm animals isn't comfortable or ergonomically sound.

The gauge is subpar, as well. It would read 110psi & suddenly drop to 80 without any air releasing. There's a ghost in the machine!!

Anyway, I will be offloading this noodle-y pump soon.

I used these on my MTB for about 5 months.
The platform has a tendency to get in the way of exit/entry. But the springs were absolutely fine.
Egg Beaters work better.

BUT!
I moved these too my fixie, road bike and the fit is perfect.
I can use clipless shoes or slap on the platform attachments and ride around in flip flops, if I choose.
These are a great deal at $19.95 on chainlove.com

Really, this is a great helmet!
The fit is close to Bell helmet fit (sweep/volt). But it is better than that.
The sizing is a bit smallish. Not a huge problem for me (I've a small bean).
The retention system allows for a nice variance on comfort fit options. The fore/aft adjustment rules!.
Like most helmets today, it is light and vents well. I cant imagine riding with the mesh, bug guard liner in warm weather. But it works nicely for a cool, cold weather breathable insulator.
It is overall secure and comfortable & looks awesome!

My Logo gloves are basically a cooler looking version of the old castelli simple gloves. The are comfortabel and not stuffed with too much padding or gel. I like them.

I find the loops helpful in assisting in sweaty glove removal.