Tri_Gear-Review.com provides reviews and articles on triathlon gear and products, and triathlon training guides. Some of the item we review are: road bikes, bicycles, mountain bikes, running shoes, wetsuits, goggles, wheels, bicyle tires, saddles, and nutritional supplements.
TgR Home Page   TgR Table of Contents   Email the TgR Staff
Subscribe to the TgR RSS Feed
 



Product Reviews

Gear Kuat The NV Kuat NV Bike Rack
I've tried about every sort of bike rack on many different vehicles over the years. By far, my favorite way to carry a bike on the outside of a vehicle is via a hitch mounted platform carrier that contacts the bike only at the wheels. I've used racks ... <more>
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
 
Gear EZ Bike Products EZ Bike Stand EZ Bike Products - EZ Bike Stand
Most of us will lean our bikes most anywhere and time after time, they fall over.  Heck, I have multiple work stands around my house but at least one bike is usually leaning against something it shouldn’t be (walls, furniture).  In the search for ... <more>
Tuesday, February 02, 2010
 
Gear eecycleworks eebrake eebrakes Full Review
Brakes are one of the most overlooked components on bicycles in triathlon. Some of the most popular bikes aimed at triathletes come standard with some of the cheapest brakes that can be spec’d on a new bike.  I suppose that is tolerated for a variety ... <more>
Sunday, November 15, 2009
 
Gear Alpha Q Prolite Handlebars Alpha Q Prolite Handlebar
A few years back I stopped using carbon handlebars on my road bike. There were a few reasons for that but one of the reasons was not being able to use clip-on aero bars.  Recently, while riding a new Orbea Opal (review coming soon) I was reminded of the ... <more>
Sunday, November 15, 2009
 
Gear Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 (Digital Integrated Intelligence)
I like cool, technologically advanced stuff but I wasn’t really sure electronic shifting for bikes was worth the cost or effort.  Mavic tried it years ago with pitiful results and I think Campy has abandoned its recent effort as well.  At the core, bicycles ... <more>
Monday, June 15, 2009
 
Gear ISM Adamo Racing ISM Adamo Race Saddle
It’s been easy for me to maintain my mantra of “Function over Form” since, in life and bike parts, there is usually a functional option that looks good.  I’ve been able to have my cake and eat it too until I rode the ugliest saddle ever – the ISM Adamo ... <more>
Wednesday, June 03, 2009
 
Gear Giro Havik Full Cycling Shades
Giro Havik Full Sunglasses $139   I’ve wanted to try some new sunglasses and given my high opinion of Giro helmets, it seems logical to try theirs.   So, here’s my impression of the Havik Full cycling sunglasses.   I don’t think there is a reason ... <more>
Monday, April 06, 2009
 
Gear Guru Crono Impeccable Manners - Incredibly Fast
There are just some bike companies that seem to make better riding, handling and looking bikes than others.  Guru is one of those companies.  The only negative to hand made and hand painted bikes being exclusively manufactured in the company's Montreal ... <more>
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
 
Gear Shimano Dura Ace WH-7850-C50-TU Wheels Smooth Operator
For some time now I’ve wanted to try Shimano’s Dura-Ace Carbon 50 tubular wheelset.   The 50s are well-made, versatile wheels that use the outstanding Dura-Ace hubs.   They are deep enough for good aerodynamics, light enough for road racing and durable ... <more>
Sunday, September 14, 2008
 
Gear CarbonSports GmbH Lightweight Standard No More Compromises
This is a review of Lightweight Standard generation 2 wheels manufactured by CarbonSports in Germany (16 spoke front and 20 spoke rear).   The first generation Standard rear wheel was built around either Shimano or Campagnolo rear hub internals. ... <more>
Thursday, September 04, 2008
 


Next > 

Search TgR
 


Number of Articles

185


Showing Now

Articles 1 - 10


Navigate To

Next > 

Filter by Category

 
All material on TriGearReview.com is copyrighted as the sole propterty of TgR and not to be copied without express permission.