Riding your bike in cities, especially at night, is a dangerous adventure. That’s why Pedalite, a british company providing safety equipment for riding your bike, invented the Pedalite KPL 100.
The Pedalite KPL 100 is a pedal-powered battery-free pedal that integrates front, rear and lateral lights making it easy for the […]

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Folding bikes are usually used by commuters. They can be folded quickly and be transported in trains, buses and the like without problems. But what about using them for training?

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If you’re looking for an ultracompact and light headlamp, look no further. The E+lite is the smallest and lightest headlamp from Petzl.
I use a Zipka Plus (also from Petzl) for running and I thought it was the smallest headlamp of the world. The Zipka Plus is a good and compact headlamp, but has […]

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Stephen Regenold has written an article about the products he has been using in his races, from desert to mountain to beach. It’s a list of specialized equipment for the ultrarunner with the following items:

Sun Runner Cap from Orgear.
Energy supplements from E-caps.
Surefire U2 Ultra from Surefire. See all Surefire products at Amazon.
Sun glasses from Smith.
Bike […]

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As seen on Sigma’s web page there are two new wireless bike computers for next spring: the BC 1706 HR and the BC 2006 MHR. Based on the BC 1606L DTS bike computer, the BC 1706 HR also integrates heart rate monitoring. The BC 2006 MHR, in addition, measures altitude and temperature. Until you wait […]

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