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  • The smaller and cheaper Lumos Firefly lights

    The Lumos Firefly Mini takes Lumos’s popular smart Firefly lights and repackages them into a smaller size and more affordable price point. The Firefly Mini retains a similar magnetic mounting design and Lumos App customization option as the Firefly but has a smaller form factor that makes it easier to mount anywhere. Retail price ranges from $29.95 for an individual Firefly Mini all the way to $139.95 for a four light set. In this review, we have the two light set which retails for $69.95 and includes an accessory pack per light. Each of the Firefly Mini lights have a…

  • The do-it-all commuter taillight

    The RAVEMEN NT101 is marketed as the ultimate city bike and offers an impressive array of features to help people see you and protect your bike. It’s a large light that is designed to be installed on bike racks or seat posts and features turn signals, a horn and even a motion-based alarm. Despite the number of features, the NT101 has a retail price of only $44.95 which includes a seat post and bike rack mount. RAVEMEN includes a six button wireless remote as a convenient way to operate the NT101 with dedicated buttons for the features. The NT101 even…

  • Coospo’s mini bike pump

    Mini bike pumps are a rapidly growing bike accessory segment which are a compact and reusable alternative to CO2 canisters for inflation on the go. The Coospo AP-B1 is one of the latest mini electric pumps on the market and one of the first pumps from the Coospo which are best known for their computers. Retail price is an aggressive $79.90 which undercuts many of the competitors in the field while still offering a 500mAh battery and 120 PSI maximum inflation pressure. The pump comes with attachments for inflating Presta, Schrader or balls with a clever Schrader / Presta 2-in-1…

  • The portable and precise digital scale

    As one of Feedback Sports first products, the Expedition scale answers the eternal question of “how much does it weigh” with precision and portability. Designed with a flexible nylon handle the Expedition can be used to weigh just about anything, anywhere. Retail price on the Expedition scale is $72 which includes four AAA batteries for powering the scale. The Expedition has an impressive 50kg / 110lb limit which lets you weigh nearly any type of item including heavy e-bike with +/- 1% accuracy. The scale supports pounds decimal, pounds and ounces, grams or kilogram weight readouts with a simple button…

  • Coospo’s combo bike light and mount

    As a cyclist, two of the most essential accessories are a daytime bright bike light and a cycling computer. These two pieces of tech ensure you are safe on the road and can track your progress but take up valuable handlebar space. Coospo’s new BLC100 is a combination bike light, mount and power bank that can be sandwiched between a computer and mount. At $49.90, the BLC100 is a unique light and mount combo which offers 100 lumen output and a large 5000mAh battery. The BLC100 has a convenient side USB-C port that can be used to recharge the BLC100…

  • The BSC300 gets a touch screen

    iGPSPORT’s BSC lineup of computers are affordable and compact cycling computers tailored that offer options for new cyclists to experienced cyclists. The BSC300T is the latest addition to the lineup and adds a touch screen to the previous top-of-the-line BSC300 model. iGPSPORT has also taken the opportunity to improve the user interface and integrate some additional features as well as e-bike support. Retail price for the BSC300T is a competitive $149.90 which is actually lower than the BSC300’s original price. The computer retains its 2.4” color touch screen with a 320×240 resolution. iGPSPORT has also added their Strava’s Live Segment…

  • Bryton’s premium S510 GPS computer

    Bryton’s S-series of GPS cycling computers have been the brand’s premium GPS computers that offer color touch screens and the latest features. The new Bryton Rider S510 is the latest iteration of the 500 series of the computers and features a refined design, larger screen and more intuitive features. Retail price on the S510 remains a competitive $249.95 and includes a 2.8” color touch screen with a claimed 30 hour runtime. The Rider 510 incorporates all of Bryton’s features including the group ride & chat as well as the new Climb Challenge 2.0 that shows climb profiles in real-time for…

  • PDW’s Timber to Town cage and bottle

    Portland Design Works (PDW) Timber to Town collection was designed to celebrate cycling from city riding to trails. In this review, we’ll be looking at the collection’s ZigZag bottle cage and companion Timber to Town water bottle. The ZigZag bottle cage retails for $35 and is a classic stainless steel tube bottle cage that is made in Japan. PDW has designed the cage using 5mm tubing with smooth bends and a nice tree cutout on the mounting surface. As with many PDW products, the ZigZag cage has a companion $11.95 22oz Timber to Town bottle with matching green design. The…

  • iGPSPORT’s pro-level GPS computer

    The new iGPSPORT iGS800 is one of the most expensive and feature-filled GPS computers that iGPSPORT has released to date. iGPSPORT has thrown all the latest training, connectivity and interactive features at the iGS800 to create a premium cycling computer that can compete with the latest computers on the market. As with other iGPSPORT products, the iGS800 is competitively priced with a $359.90 retail price and massive 3.5” color touch screen. Under the slim body is a 2050 mAh battery with USB-C charging that is capable of 50+ runtimes. Aside from the large screen, the iGS800 features training metrics and…