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Base layers are a key apparel item during winter rides. Photo courtesy of Art's Cyclery Editor's Note: This article is courtesy of the team at Art's Cyclery. The original post can be found here. The humble base layer may not be the flashiest piece of cycling gear on the market, but anyone...

Put them together and you have a solid all-day ride apparel package. Photo courtesy of Art's Cyclery Editor's Note: This article was written by Sean Bird of Art's Cyclery. The original posts can be found here and here. Lowdown: Capo Corsa SL Jersey ($130) While not a race-style jersey, the...

Here's a look at some of the products that made riding more enjoyable these past 12 months (click to enlarge). Photo courtesy of Art's Cyclery Editor's Note: This article is courtesy of the team at Art's Cyclery. The original post can be found here. With road disc brakes, eTap, and at least...

Follow this guide to get the most out of your kit with the least abuse on your wallet (click to enlarge). Photo courtesy of Art's Cyclery Editors Note: This article is courtesy of the team at Art's Cyclery. The original post can be found here. As your wallet is most likely well aware, cycling...

After hundreds - if not thousands - of miles of saddle time, and two comprehensive reviews (Part 1, Part 2) our discerning team of testers have selected their favorites. Top of the heap goes to the Rapha Team Sky Women's Bib Shorts, which narrowly beat out the Assos T.Lady_S5. Here's what our...

Welcome to the second installment of the new RoadBikeReview.com Women's Test Team where we continue to examine women's bibshorts. This time we start with an offering from Primal Wear (below) followed by Rapha, Panache, Castelli and Capo. Also be sure to read our previously published bibshorts...

Back in June we showed you some of the interesting products and innovations coming out of Bike PressCamp, a mini trade show that takes place annually at the sun-splashed Deer Valley Resort in Park City, Utah. During three long days of meetings, presentations, and we got first looks at a new...

Why you want: You ride year round and you'd like to avoid frostbitten digits. Pros: Long fingered coverage with Thermo Roubaix fabric featuring hollow core microfiber that traps air, effectively insulating your fingers without having to resort to thicker heavier materials. Silicone palm grip...

Welcome to the RoadBikeReview Holiday Gift Guide: 2012 edition. Picking the perfect gift for the road cyclist in your life is never an easy task. With so many options in the bike space, it can be quite the frustrating experience. We're here to help with this holiday gift guide! This year, we're...

Capo for spring 2012 is introducing a new line of socks aptly named Active Compression Socks. The new socks offer a graduated compression starting in the footbed and extending all the way to the cuff to promote better blood flow and circulation - reducing muscle fatigue and shortening the...

Welcome to the RoadBikeReview Holiday Gift Guide! In this economy, money is tight so you will want to be sure that you spend wisely. Our suggestions below are designed to save you time and let you know everything you need to about the different products on the market vying for your hard earned...