Posts tagged with 'bontrager_1'

Stacking up Bontrager's most breathable full-finger mountain bike glove against their most protective.

The Raptor GTX prioritizes waterproofness over insulation, making it a solid choice for riders in wet climates.

Bontrager's new flat shoe presents a strong alternative if you prefer a bit of float and a casual look.

In order to please all the world's climates, or to anticipate climate change, this review pairs a summer shoe and a winter shoe...

Pedals that aren't pricy, polished, shiny or complicated may have advantages that transcend the bling...

"JRA" and ruin your Bontrager carbon wheels? They've got a replacement for that...

Magnets and Metal and Plastic and NeoShell

A fancy angleset, winter boots for temperate climates and a set of cranks that won't break the bank or the scale...

Weighing 185 grams and throwing 1300 lumens, the self-contained Ion Pro will work on your bucket or on your bar...

Tires and wheels are right in Bontrager's target zone - but dropper posts are a more challenging matter...

If you think you don't have enough time to ride, maybe this is the winter to rethink your schedule and pick up some lithium and LEDs...

This isn't a tire for the timid but it may roll very quickly and put a smile on your face just as fast...

Bontrager's high-value 150mm dropper post can be serviced by just about anyone - but it has to do better than its predecessor...

Available in several widths and diameters, there is a version of these high-value Bontrager for most riders who seek aggressive terrain...

Can a complete wheelset that costs less than many rear hubs deliver performance and durability for the North Shore...

Sealant always seems to be a last minute requirement - so it's important to know what works...

These wheels may scare others in the marketplace - and encourage riders to pick up a set just so they have emergency wheels...

Bontrager went deep on tech with magnets, Boa closures and MIPS - but it's the fit that impresses most in the end...

Andrew Major likes to be prepared but he prefers not to carry TOO much weight - here's his delicate balance of gear...