Interesting to see the reviews on the bibs, I have the large set and the leg grippers are fine on me, I have pretty skinny legs too. Rode in it for 5 hours and the chamois is a little spongy but fine for the money. The jersey is the real winner though, it was much better than I expected. The bib straps were tight at first but I had no shoulder pain from the straps even after wearing them for hours.

I have tried several different brands and these are my favorite buds. Great sound, they fit in your ear well and the case they come with are nice. They stay in really well and are great for running, snowboarding or freestyle banjoing.

One review says 19 degrees was perfect for these gloves, others say they are only for 60 degree weather. It all depends on your perception of cold. I dont even wear gloves in 60 degree weather so I am not that guy, I never got down to 19 but the 35-45 seemed to be just fine but I guess I have more cold tolerance than the average reviewer here.

Super light, great venting and you will forget its on not long after you start your ride. Its very simple to make it very light and I really like it.

The newest version of the clean bottle (Competitive Cyclist Racing Team) is softer than the old bottles and are easier to squeeze which was one of the few complaints with the previous versions. Personally I like the colorway with the black top and bottom way better than the blue.

Super soft fabric, slimmer fit with good length and its not over the top with the logos. One of my favorite shirts.

If you are new to cycling you might think, "adding more layers to stay cooler is crazy!" But with the awesome technology of fabrics and sewing techniques these layers do just that. They make it more comfortable to ride in hot weather. I love these and have a few of them. I have ridden in 80-115 degrees F and I can tell a difference between just a jersey and pairing my jersey with one of these. They seem less sticky and much more comfortable. 5 stars.

Bottles are not all created equal, some of them are a little skinnier than others. Yes, if you have a skinny bottle this and (several other cages) will eject your bottle. I used this cage on a MTB with a Cleanbottle and had no issues what so ever. This was a rocky course in a race situation so if it was going to eject, this course would of done it. In my experience this cage has been just fine with a proper fitting bottle.

This set includes 10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2.5, 2, and 1.5mm wrenches. The 10 is usually used on Cranks, 8 is perfect for pedals, 5 is universal for almost every stem, seatpost and brakes and the rest fill the any other bike related part you may have. This is an ideal set for working on your bike. Great quality, square and round ends, nice holder to keep them separate and a great price.

I bought 2 of these 3 years ago and they are still in great shape. I ride on rough roads, bunny hop constantly and also ride on dirt road sections and I have NEVER ejected a bottle. I just bought two more for my other bike. They look great, function amazing and are light.

I have a few pairs of these and I love them. The range of view is amazing and they are all lens so there is no frame to get in your way. Great coverage, light weight, multiple lens options, what more could you want?

Super easy to use, works great and is exactly as advertised. I hope next year they come out with other Nm presets even though 5nm is usually fine for 90% of your components.

I don't usually wear anything on my head during the winter but in the sub 40 degree F days I wanted something to keep my ears warm. This has been great. Be careful with how you align the velcro on the back, if it is slightly off the velcro rubs into your scalp. Its not a big deal for the first hour or so but after a 4 hour ride your scalp will be a little raw. After that initial discovery it has been perfect and It has been great. I usually wear a normal cycling cap over the top and I have been fine.

I have a few other brands tights and I have really been impressed with the quality of these. I had some sugoi ones that cost more and the threads popped first time putting them on. The quality of SS Compress has been impressive and for the money I am very happy with them. I plan on getting a few more pairs so I don't have to wash the 2 pairs I have as much. Great for recovery after races or even wearing while running.

I had the chance to rock the prototype of this saddle for the past several months and it is an amazing saddle at this price. The Black and Blue has a faux ostrich cover and it looks amazing, by far one of the best looking saddles I have seen. I would highly recommend this saddle and I plan on adding them to all of the rest of my quiver.

XL = 42-44

Cutter has figured out their seats. I was not a fan of their first edition white cyclical saddle but this one is a ton better. Good looks, light weight and comfy ride. I was pleasantly surprised. Sophomore attempt was an A.

For a apex build kit, FSA cranks and a full carbon frame at this price is amazing. Any other brand would cost you 2500$ easy. The frame is stiff for power transfer but is not overally harsh, the apex is a great group and shifts well. The overall bike is a lb or 2 heavier than I would prefer but overall its worth every penny. The logo's are very, very subtle, the green really pops and you have a lot of people ask questions about it at cyclocross races. You just cant beat it at this price point.

I had the chance to race this bike for CrossVegas and it is honestly the nicest cross bike I have ridden. The new brake mount on the front fork is a very nice feature, there is absolutely no brake shudder. The bike is very predictable, very fast and I need to figure out how to get my own. 5 stars for sure.

Easy to install, look good, lock feature works great, cleans up easy and they are grippy and not cheesy squishy. I dont like grips that move more than your suspension, I like to feel the bar but have a little cushion for the pushin' These grips are awesome.

Fits good, doesn't restrict, easy to use, dope style and looks flashy when I am buttering the wake. Butter, more than just for toast.

This shirt is made for normal height people. If you are over 6'3" I hope you have nice abs because people will see them when you run. Other than that its a nice shirt.

I bought this shoe for a few reasons 1- I have big feet and this is the nicest shoe Shimano makes in a 50. 2- It is very comfy and is better for those long hike-a-bike trails and 3- it was a lot of shoe for the money. It is very comfy and has been an awesome shoe. I have a very normal foot and it fits me great. It is a little on the heavy side but you don't really notice it once they are on. They are not the stiffest option out there but unless you are a save every watt racer or have legs that could power LA with a single pedal stroke, they will be stiff enough for you.

If you race clinchers, these are your rubber. It has brought a whole new level of confidence to my riding. When you know your rubber will stick going Mach 3, elbow to elbow with your fellow crit racers, you start to get a little swagger as you approach those 90 degree turns. I am a believer.

Here is a step by step diagram showing how everything fits in the Biknd bike case. It can handle a MTB with a wheelbase up to 45 inches and a road bike with up to a 68cm seattube (integrated).

http://www.biknd.com/packing.html

Check out this link for a step by step instruction guide to how to break down your bike for transport. Well thought out case.
http://www.biknd.com/packing.html

The first time I wore these was in a Duathlon race (run bike run) in Feb. They didn't stay up very well on the first run, were awesome on the bike and stayed up on the 2nd run (swollen watt producers I guess). Since then I have used them on several spring rides and they have been great. Never slipping and keeping my knees toasty. I am thinking of getting a few more pairs.

What do you need in a tube? Easy to install, does not flat easy etc. This has done all that and I finished my rides/races with no problems. I am a fan of Vittoria rubber.

Has been a great chain so far. It has been quiet, shifted well and no issues to report. It works.

Rocking the red pair. They have been really nice so far. Put around 150 miles on them so far and I haven't had any problems with them. They have been wearing well, hold tight on those slushy spring mornings and I have no flats so far. Great tire for the price.

This rack is perfect. Easy on and off, folds up nicely when not in use and does not rest on the frame so no scratching my mistress(s). They hold my little darlings securely by the wheels and they arrive to my destination ready to be ridden. This is the best way to go in my opinion. Nice work Thule.

This jacket is sick. I wore it to a cyclocross race in temps around the 30's with 6 inches of fresh Utah powder on the ground. It was a rough course so it wasn't long until I was sweating and heating up but the jacket breathed very well. The wind was not a factor wearing this jacket and I honestly forgot I had it on during the entire race. The wrist cuffs are awesome, the cuffs fit perfectly around your wrists and this jacket was born and bred to be on a bike but still look good before and after on the street. Putting it on is a little awkward but once its on, its on like donkey kong. I wish they had more colors as I would buy one of each. I am super cheap and hate to spend money but I would spend money on this jacket over and over again. I am pretty tall and the length was just right, it should be ideal for average height people.