Yes, it is a true 30mm. Vredestein is pretty religious about their measurements, so there's no fudging the numbers.

YES! The jogging kits for the Cougar1 and the CX1 are interchangeable. The only difference is the colors.

This short uses a newer style with a wider band at the hem.

I sure hope this is a correct translation!

La maglia Velom è impermeabile, antivento, traspirante, elastico ed estremamente comprimibile. Pesa meno di 3 1 / 2 grammi e ha un collare imbottiti.

I think you'll have to contact customer service at the toll free number for that answer. 866-995-7623.

You certainly can! This kit converts the carrier to glide on skis rather than roll on wheels in snowy conditions. However, please keep in mind that the skis here are not big enough to keep the carrier and child/children aloft in deep, unpacked snow.

Then I'm afraid this piece probably wouldn't cover your needs. This is a thin shoe cover only meant for light protection.

This flub has been fixed!

No, I'm afraid not.

I've spoken with the right people, and the Tech Specs above should be correct now. This piece certainly does have a chamois!

Yes, you can count on the size chart to be accurate!

Skating is certainly do-able. The arms on this kit are adjustable so you can achieve whatever length you need for appropriate clearance.

YES, the valve core is easily removable!

YES, the valve core is easily removable!

I suppose that depends on your needs. The Chariot Cheetah, Cougar, and CX are all perfectly suited to those activities. The Cycling Kit and the XC Ski Kit are the same for all these models They all also come in both single and double configurations. So you'll have to decide how much room you need and how many features you want! And of course, the Jog Kit and Stroll Kits are also available.

It sure will. This fits on most any bike.

That's a very personal question! I'd say it's up to you. You'll have to try out different pressures and see what works best for you because it depends on whether you prefer a softer, more pliable ride, or a stiffer, more harsh ride.

Although this piece fits more true to size, it is still a very race (snug) fit performance piece. I would probably order this in a size smaller than I would Castelli.

100g

Nope! The Chariot CTS carriers are specifically designed to pair with the ski kit. The Burley is a completely different system.

The Baby Supporter will work for a child of 9 months while strolling or jogging with the carrier. The head pads can be adjusted easily to your child's height and there are generally no issues with width. For cycling, however, we would strongly recommend waiting until your child is a minimum of 1 year old and we would also recommend that they wear a helmet inside of the carrier while it is cycling mode. At that point, with a helmet, the head portion of the supporter can be removed for more comfort for the child.

Yes! It certainly will! And it will also fit to one side to allow you to put another child in at the same time, so your 2 kid carrier can still carry 2 kids.

The medium measures in at apporximately 13 1/2 inches.

Sure, though not very securely.

It is designed to fit standard bike bottles. Nalgene's would be too large.

The link should be working fine now.

I would buy both shoes and pedals at the same time. Having one or the other won't work very well. When you have both, they work as a system to benefit the rider. And the cleats come with whichever pedals you choose! Most road pedals use the common 3-hole bolt pattern or include adapters to fit.

Anything's possible, but this was designed to fit in a Chariot.

YES! This Baby Supporter WILL fit in an older Chariot!

I have an update! Size small will be available very soon in all three colors!

Of course, it depends on your personal tolerance of cold, but I would say this will keep you toasty down to around 30degrees F.

Well, I can't recommend it!

Well, I can't recommend it!

Yes. It should work just fine!

No. The jog kit is the only kit for the Cougars that is specific to the 1 or the 2. The width of the frame is different on the single and double carriers, so you have the get the right Jog kit so the arms meet in the middle for the front wheel.

no

The model 2006 and 2008 you refer to are indeed obsolete. That's why they are no longer available. The carrier shown here does NOT include any accessory kits, they must be purchased separately to allow you to customize the carrier to suit your needs. *Only Available for Shipment to Lower 48 States.

This kit is for the 2005 and earlier versions of the Cheetah 1, Cheetah 2, Cougar 1, Cougar 2, CX 1 and CX 2 carriers . The stroller kit for the 2006 and newer models can be found here:
http://www.backcountry.com/outdoorgear/Chariot-Carriers-Inc-Strolling-CTS-Kit-2006-Wheels-Only/CTC0031M.html

You betcha!

This one comes with bike trailer and stroller. The ski and jog attachments are sold separately.

It's water resistant, meaning it will be OK if you splash a bead of sweat on it. Not water proof. I don't think it will last long if you baptize it.

It's all personal preference, of course, but I wouldn't think they would breathe well enough. I would expect there to be too much sweat buildup inside on the lenses.

You bet they will! The two sizes are definitely interchangeable on your rims.

This piece runs just a little small. It is not as far off as some southern european clothing, and it is SUPER stretchy, so you shouldn't have to worry much about what size you choose.

This particular shoe only comes in a standard width. Although not this one, I know Lake does offer a lot of their shoes in a wide also.

Sure! Why not? It's a little more expensive than other options, but you'll have a great ride!

Not. Definitely not. They would cause chafing in all the wrong places!

Size: 26x1.75-2.125 and 26 x 2.1-2.6

These size options are taking from the spec list above. This would put these tubes solidly in the XC category.

The best indicator to look for is if the tire itself has "UST" written on the sidewall. If it has the UST logo on the tire, then it is, in fact, UST. If it does not have the UST logo on the tire, then it is not UST. As for folding, if it folds, then it is foldable. If it does not fold, then it is a wire bead tire.

This is a stretchy pant, so you should be able to go smaller, assuming you don't mind it a little snug in the crotch!

If you tried on a Sidi in 37, and you liked the Sidi in 37, I'd recommend the Sidi in 37.

This is meant for use as a base layer type of clothing, so it should work fine on the bike.

I don't think anyone makes MTB shoes in kids sizes, but you can always get a women's shoe that will fit him!

Depends on your helmet. Most helmets micro-adjust very easily to fit your head and give you more room inside for a hat.

Not directly. The only option is to run a Microsoft OS on your Mac thru BootCamp or Parallels and then use windows for the Suunto. Not convenient or easy or cheap. Sorry, I feel your pain!

Not enough to count.
Not far enough to measure.
No.

Yes, it is appropriate for attaching to a bicycle. Generally I would recommend the child be about 6 months old before towing, just to be safe, but it depends on the physical development of each child and this is a decision best left up to the parent.

This should attach easily to any bike with a rear axle (that's most bikes). Even works with bolt on rear wheels.

It does come with an orange safety flag. Reflectors should have come with your carrier in the original packaging, although there is a lot of reflective material on the carrier itself. Also, if you really want additonal visibility, try the Stridelite Strobe Kit: http://www.chariotcarriers.com/english/html/accessories.php?accID=17

The Stella 120 would be fine. Unless your ride is all downhill @ 50mph!

The inventory levels are looked at very regularly. But I'm afraid in this case, there are no more of these to be had! That's why they are half off. What's left is all there is.

There is no elastic on the bottom!

There is no need to size up. They run true, just like Canari.

Of course, personal preference plays a big role in this choice, but I would recommend at least 200 lumens to adequately light up your trail ride! How many lumens you need depends on how fast you are going, how technical the trail, how many switchbacks, etc.

Yes. That pad is called a "chamois".

Nope. The cords are too short and get in the way! You can only mount them both together. I guess you could put them both on your helmet at the same time if you'd like, but most people put them on the handlebar.

Yes. Both the helmet and handlebar mounts run $15.99 each. I don't think they are available on this site, but you're local retailer can special order them for you.

ALL Light & Motion Seca's AND Stella's come with BOTH handlebar and helmet mounts automatically! And it is a tool free transition, so it's real easy to swap between them!

Arm warmers are like socks. They tend to be sold in pairs.

Yes, this is a set of 2. Just as they are pictured. Just like socks, sleeves and pant legs.

If it's not an option above, then they don't have it.

It does work for the vast majority of batteries that have been produced for the last ten years, but there are a couple specific exclusions from the last couple of years. Please call in and let them know what type of battery you have so they can determine wether or not it's compatible.

NO. These are your tights. This is designed as an outer layer with the wind-proof front panels to help keep the elements out as you ride. It has no chamois, so I would wear my regular bibs underneath it.

You really should have the proper charger.

Not officially. You really should have the proper charger.

Yes

I'm afraid it's a very personal thing! Each brand has several different levels of comfort available in their shorts. It all depends on which chamois you choose and how that chamois fits your bottom! Finding the right chamois tends to be a trial-and-error process. I know lots of people who love Canari, but you have to find the right one for your arse.

Ummm, yeah, I suppose you could do that. The only limitation may be whether or not this item can convert enough power for what you plug into it.

Depends on personal preference, but I would think you'd need the large for length. You have to keep in mind that you have to fit the bib as well and you are fairly tall.

Yes, that is true. You should consider ordering at least one size larger.

It depends on the size. It can work for most laptops, but it's not designed to handle some of the bigger ones that pull too much juice.

The only difference between the Seca 700 Race and Seca 700 Ultra is the size of the battery. The Ultra gives you a larger battery for longer run times. They both give you 700 lumens of usable light output.
The Seca 400 comes with different electronics that only allow for 400 lumens, but it is still compatible with the batteries that come with the Seca 700's for longer burn times!

ummmm...yes!

Yes, it can. Light & Motion does produce a head strap.

You need to fully charge the system before the first use.

jb gave a great answer below, but you may also consider a brighter system like the Light & Motion Seca 700 or 900 so that you don't get temporarily blinded anytime you pass or are passed by someone with a brighter light!

You should be able to mount it to the chain stay, just make sure you clear the rear wheel and your shoe.

No, I'm afraid not. These are specifically designed to fit Light & Motion light heads.

No. This item is specifically designed to fit inside Chariot carriers.

I can only offer a rough guideline because every child is different in their physical development, but the generally accepted limit is that the child be 1 year old before cycling with them.

YES! You can use two baby supporters at the same time, or just one while leaving room for an older sibling, if circumstances dictate! You can also use just one Baby Supporter (or Infant Sling) in either the center position or on either side of the carrier.

This generation Vega provides 85 lumens.

The Encore is a scaled-down version (no suspension, reclining seats, or waterproof zippers) of Burley’s D’Lite and Solo trailers.

No. It doesn't have enough juice to power the ARC. Although there is a battery that will work that is the same shape, but half the weight! It is Li-Ion and available here: http://www.backcountry.com/store/LTM0014/Light-Motion-111V-6-cell-Li-ion-Bike-Light-Battery.html

The Bliss is a short short with a 5 inch inseam. It's great for Spin classes. You would probably want something else if your looking for a long short.

Yes. This battery will certainly work with your ARC light head. However, you will also need to make sure you have a Multi-Chem Turbo Charger to be able to charge this battery.

backcountry.com usually has a full line of Chariot Carriers available with a variety of prices and options.

Yes, you will need the Bike Kit. It attaches to the non-drive side of the rear axle, so it will easily work with any type of bicycle!

The Cabriolet comes with spoked wheels rather than the Caddie's plastic wheels. It also has more and nicer attachment options. And a far more plush interior than the Caddie!