AJ, Author at Bikerumor

Staying comfortable in the elements with Pactimo’s new Ascent, Stratos, and Divide pieces

Pactimo got its start creating custom clothing for teams back in 2003. Since then, they have expanded their offerings and now have a full line…

Written by Andrew Johnson July 17, 2017

Review: Parlee TTiR Goes Fast, Stops Fast With Disc Brakes

Founded in 2000 by Bob Parlee, his namesake company has produced some of the most coveted road bikes on the market. Continuing to push innovation,…

Written by Andrew Johnson June 13, 2017

DeFeet Adds Waterproof Jacket and DeTour Vest to Crowd Funded Bespoke Line

Recently, DeFeet has added two new items to their Bespoke line, the Waterproof Jacket and DeTour Vest. Essentially, the Bespoke line is their own in-house…

Written by Andrew Johnson June 05, 2017

Aero Design Solves the Problem of Carrying Bikes in Your Helicopter

Like most riders, I’ve struggled with figuring out how to fit up to six bikes in my helicopter to hit the trails. Thankfully, Canadian helicopter…

Written by Andrew Johnson June 02, 2017

Mavic Brings Mountain Bike Apparel Back to the U.S. With New XA Line

Mavic is bringing their mountain bike apparel line back to the U.S. with the new XA line of shorts and jerseys. Going for a more…

Written by Andrew Johnson May 18, 2017

Trek Super Commuter+ 8S speeds up the ride to work with new practical e-bike

E-bikes continue to grow in popularity, and there is no mistaking their practicality for the commute to work or running errands by bike. Along with…

Written by Andrew Johnson May 18, 2017

New Gear Roundup: Rocky Mountain x 7mesh kits, Limar 797 reflective helmet & Tifosi shades

With headquarters only 40km apart and products focused on the same type of riders, British Columbia based brands Rocky Mountain (North Vancouver B.C) and 7mesh…

Written by Andrew Johnson May 16, 2017

Genesis Zeroes in on disc brakes for its top road race bikes

UK builder Genesis bikes is bringing the power of disc brakes to their Zero road bikes. Designed for riders seeking a responsive ride and crisp handling,…

Written by Andrew Johnson May 12, 2017

New Exodux MultiTaskR truckbed bike rack upgrades the way you haul your gear

Packing your bikes and other gear can often be a challenge, especially if you are trying to carry multiple bikes or different types of gear.…

Written by Andrew Johnson May 12, 2017

New Burley Minnow single-child bicycle trailer swims by with very affordable price

Toting around your youngster is a great way to spend some time on the bike and with the family, but child carriers are not exactly…

Written by Andrew Johnson May 11, 2017

Review: NASA Developed ‘The Right Stuff’ Electrolyte Drink Shuttles Cramps Away

During the heat of summer staying hydrated can be a challenge, even when you’re not riding. Throw your leg over the bike, start pedaling and…

Written by Andrew Johnson July 11, 2013

First Impressions: Early Miles on the Mavic Cosmic Carbone 40 C

They aren’t first to the carbon clincher market, but Mavic believes they have solved the heat issue that plagues the segment. By mixing the best…

Written by Andrew Johnson May 06, 2013

Review: Gore Bike Wear Mistral Glove and Race Power Overshoe

GoreTex is now a term used like Kleenex and Xerox, and is seen on all major brands. Outerwear of all types uses Gore’s technology to…

Written by Andrew Johnson November 26, 2010

2011 Specialized Tarmac Expert Colors

In my recent review of the 2011 Tarmac Expert I wrote that the bike I received had a one off paint job that will not…

Written by Andrew Johnson November 04, 2010

Review: 2011 Specialized Tarmac Expert

Every year bike companies come out with lighter, stiffer, faster and more comfortable bikes. It seems impossible to engineer something that has such opposite qualities,…

Written by Andrew Johnson October 29, 2010

Review: Voler Cycling Kit

Voler is probably best known for their team kits for teams like United Health Care and Team USA, State flag series and colorful graphics. They…

Written by Andrew Johnson October 26, 2010

Kona Demo Days: Prologo Saddles

Prologo saddles are relatively new to the saddle market, but big name riders like Fabian Cancellara and Tom Boonen haven taken to them quickly. In…

Written by Andrew Johnson October 23, 2010

Chris Lieto’s custom creation from Trek

Following up with Tyler’s post about this bike, I spotted it at the Ironman World Championship bike check in on Friday. Since athlete’s must check…

Written by Andrew Johnson October 09, 2010

Oakley premiers their newest technology, the FastJacket, at the Ironman World Championships

Oakley’s seventh generation of sports sunglasses were unveiled tonight for a small group of media and friends at the Oakley house in Kona, Hawaii. The…

Written by Andrew Johnson October 09, 2010

Kona Demo Days: New aerobrake lever from SRAM

The Ironman World Championships are being held this weekend in Kona, Hawaii. During the week leading to the race over 60 manufactures take part in…

Written by Andrew Johnson October 08, 2010

Profile Design gets into the wheel market

Long known for aerobars and aero drinking systems, Profile Design has decided to get into the aero wheel market as well. Using a mix of…

Written by Andrew Johnson September 11, 2010

Made in the U.S.A.: The MOOTS Factory Tour

Last weekend I raced the 2nd annual Steamboat Spring Stage Race in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Steamboat is also home to titanium bike maker Moots and…

Written by Andrew Johnson September 09, 2010

Steamboat Springs Stage Race: Crit race finale

The final day of racing at the Steamboat Springs Stage Race was a classic crit race held in the heart of downtown Steamboat. The .8…

Written by Andrew Johnson September 07, 2010

Steamboat Springs Stage Race: The road stage

Today’s course for day three of the Steamboat Springs Stage Race was a road course held on quiet country just north of Steamboat. Fifty five…

Written by Andrew Johnson September 06, 2010

Steamboat Springs Stage Race: Stage 2

Day two of the Steamboat Springs Stage Race was a 4.5 mile circuit race held just outside Steamboat along the private roads of Marabou Ranch.…

Written by Andrew Johnson September 04, 2010

Steamboat Springs Stage Race: The Prologue

The Steamboat Springs Stage Race started today with the opening prologue,Â just over six miles long. Idyllic weather greeted racers as they gathered just beneath…

Written by Andrew Johnson September 03, 2010

Steamboat Springs Stage Race takes place this weekend

What better way to spend Labor Day weekend than thrashing yourself at the 2nd annual Steamboat Springs Stage Race in idyllic Steamboat Springs, Colorado? That’s…

Written by Andrew Johnson September 02, 2010

Review: Oakley’s Ballistic Short and Direct Dial Jersey

Oakley has long been known for their over the top engineering and boundary pushing designs in sunglasses. However, they take that same attitude into their…

Written by Andrew Johnson August 30, 2010

Garmin unveils new Edge 800

Building up some hype just before InterBike, Garmin unveiled the newest edition to theirÂ line of G.P.S. enabled cycling computers today, the Edge 800. Smaller…

Written by Andrew Johnson August 26, 2010

2011 Specialized Tarmac Expert at first glance

Specialized has begun to roll out it’s 2011 line up, and the Tarmac Expert sits near the top of the road line. Featuring Specialized’s SL3…

Written by Andrew Johnson August 19, 2010

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