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Price: $125 for interchangeable lenses, $135 for photochromatic Availability: Coming in early 2016 RX: Prescription compatible Colors: Available in six color options Brand new update to Lazer’s Magneto M1 sunglasses, the new shades share a similar shape (how’s that for alliteration, eh?) as the popular Krypton R1. But these work […]
This week we’re avoiding the heat–and the slot machines–in Las Vegas and enjoying the most awesome bike show of the year: Interbike 2015. We’re scheduled to see all the latest tech and then some, and we’ll be writing to you directly from the showroom floor (it’s air conditioned, and the […]
Derailleurs. If only someone could just tell you why your chain keeps skipping cogs. Like if only they could just look at your bike and tell you, “Oh. Turn your high limit screw 1/8 of a turn, and twist your barrel adjuster four clicks clockwise.” That person would be a […]
The Sufferfest Triathlon Training Diary: Week One Complete I’m embarking on the second week of The Sufferfest Intermediate Triathlon Training Plan, and I’m still standing—literally, at my standing desk. We at SLO Cyclist have a profound fear of the sedentary office lifestyle. I’m standing proud today because I’ve just won […]
You know our chief editor has a hate-hate relationship with saddlebags, and, in her previous review of the Jet Roll II and the Jet Roll Supersonic, she labeled these new takes on the classic tool wrap UN-saddlebags. And for good reason. The versatility inherent in the design is something we […]
There’s nothing quite so awesome as hammering on the flats. Pushing a big gear and hitting some high speeds. Feeling awesome. Feeling fast. And then you pull up to a stop sign, and you stop. Because, you know, you’re cool like that. Traffic clears, you proceed. And just because you […]
I’m shaking. Maybe it’s not visible. Maybe it is. My arms and hands draped on the handlebars. Shoes still clipped into my Speedplays, and I’m not sure I can gather enough control of my feet to unclip. But I beat him. That stupid Sufferfest video hamster with his smug, elastic, […]
There comes a time in every cyclist’s life when he or she feels drawn to free up a little extra pocket or saddlebag space. That determined, focused refusal to carry unnecessary accessories like tire levers. After all, who needs tire levers to change a flat?! Ridiculous. You don’t need no […]
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