 |
Formula ONE
Formula’s the ONE is a brake that rivals cross country brakes in weight and downhill brakes in power. Best of both worlds? See what we thought about the Formula ONE inside with our full review of it.
[Formula ONE Brakeset Review]
Our 25 days of Sickness is complete, but don’t worry we’ve got plenty more in store for 2009. Stay tuned as we expand our horizons a little and bring you even more content in the coming new year.
Special thanks to all of our supporters throughout the years and if you’re a manufacturer feeling left [...]
With most every fork manufacturer making crowns that fit the Boxxer direct mount standard (Fox, Bos, Manitou, Rock Shox, etc) we have created a quick list of all the one’s we’ve shown on SickLines inside.
661 d3o Evo knee and elbow pads
This year 661 came out with a few d3o infused Evo pads and we got a chance to check them out. See the details inside.
Topeak TwoUp TuneUp stand
Some times it’s nice to have your cake and eat it too. Topeak believes in this as well. They designed a stand that not only allows you to store up to 4 bikes but also allows you to perform light duty repairs. The stand is aptly called the TwoUp TuneUp. Check out [...]
Freelap TX Junior Stopwatch Kit
To kick off the 25 days of Sickness, we take a look at the Freelap TX Junior timing system. This portable wireless system allows for an athlete to quickly and accuractly assess any given course without the hassle of an expensive / complicated timing system.
Inside you’ll find our review and [...]
2008 Morewood Izimu
As we found out in our poll a while back, many riders are predominantly looking for a bike that will be reliable and durable. An often found characteristic of reliable and durable products is the fact they are often simple and use few moving parts. This typically allows for fewer mechanic complications.
For those interested [...]
People are interested in hearing about the BOS’ suspension components and Steve over at Farkin got a chance to review the BOS S**toy rear shock on his Banshee Legend. Follow the more link to read about what he thought about it.
[more]
Previous Coverage
BOS Video
BOS / Morewood Makulu
BOS Stoy / Idylle Information
Empire Cycles AP-1
Ali over at Descent-World has a lengthy write up on Empire Cycles’ AP-1 downhill bike. The development of this 8.5″ travel bike utilizing casting technology has came a long way from the prototypes and is now available for purchase. Check out the article to find out what they thought of it.
[more]
Smith Spoiler Interlock
Changing lenses in some interchangeable sunglasses can be quite a pain. Smith has sought to remedy this problem with a quick change system they developed called Interlock. The system works well and the sunglasses pack in a lot of technology. Check out our review of the Spoiler Interlock model to see what we [...]
SDG micro adjust seat post and Formula FX saddle
SDG USA has developed a new I-Beam post. The I-Beam posts and seats are a unique system in which SDG has developed to implement simplicity, flexibility, and adjustability. We’ve used the I-beam system most recently on our Intense M6 Build.
The new I-Beam micro seat post enables the [...]
Fly Racing Carry-On Bag
For some trips out to the local trails or a day trip out to a resort you may not need to lug around a big bag for your gear. A nice medium sized bag with plenty of pockets works for us on most occasions. Fly Racing happens to have one of the [...]
Northstar Terrain Park
During one of our trips out west this year we got to spend a few days at the Northstar resort in Tahoe, California. It’s a highly developed resort with quite a few downhill trails as well as many other activities. Check inside to see what we thought about the resort, a video showcasing [...]
During the week we were covering the Crankworx Colorado event we got to ride a lot at Winter Park. Winter Park has 1800 feet of vertical with 28 miles of trails. They have trails for those that want to ride XC and for those that enjoy downhill. All skill levels can ride at Winter Park [...]
If you find yourself doing some serious traveling, having a large bag really helps. Fly Racing and Ogio both offer large travel luggage bags that are designed for long trips. Both offer several compartments and can easily pack away all your gear. Check inside to see what these bags have to offer and what we [...]
Facebook
Newsletter
RSS Feeds
Twitter
