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  • The Cadillac of torque wrenches

    Topeak has offered their Torq Stick torque wrenches in a number of variations from compact torque wrenches that fit in a jersey pocket to complete pro sets. The Topeak Torq Stick Pro Digital is the latest addition to the lineup and adds an electric torque wrench and additional accessories. As with other electric torque wrenches, there is a large price increase compared to mechanical torque wrenches with a $279.95 retail price for the Torq Stick Pro Digital. Topeak includes a plastic carrying case with 18 bits, an electric torque wrench, Speed Sleeve, Ratchet Rocket HD and even an 8 mm…

  • Topeak’s slimmer electric pump

    Topeak has released the new Topeak E-Booster Digital Mini which is a smaller and more portable electric tire inflator. The Mini version of the pump removes the bulky SmartHead functionality and adds a more vibrant color screen and additional functionality. Retail price for the E-Booster Digital Mini is $154.95 which includes both a fabric and waterproof bag. Topeak has designed the pump to be compatible with Presta, Schrader and Clik valves by adjusting the nozzle rubber and metal inserts. The inflator also has a more advanced color display screen with a flashlight to help with inflating in low light conditions.…

  • Lazer’s sleek and safe Sphere MIPS helmet

    The Lazer Sphere has typically been Lazer’s light mid-range helmet that was an evolution of the successful Genesis helmet. For 2026, Lazer has given the Sphere a major overhaul with a more aerodynamic design and their innovative KinetiCore rotational safety system. The Sphere is now positioned as an affordable sleek aero road helmet below the top Lazer Vento and Lazer Z1 KinetiCore helmets. Retail price for the helmet is a mid-range $159.99 which includes a fabric storage bag. The helmet has 16 vents but a more road aero profile with blunt trailing edge and compatibility with Lazer’s rear LED. One…

  • The brightest Seemee taillight

    Magicshine’s Seemee lineup of taillights offers everything from budget friendly commuter taillights to high-tech daytime bright taillights. The new Seemee 400 takes the reign as the brightest taillight in the Seemee lineup with an impressive 400 lumen output and additional ANT+ and BLE support. Despite the increased output and connectivity, the Magicshine Seemee 400 retains an affordable $64.99 retail price. The Seemee 400 has the same exterior as the Seemee 300 with two focused LEDs, a COB LED outer ring and the downward facing OptiTracing LED to light up the ground. With the new ANT+ and BLE support, you can…

  • The ultimate travel repair stand

    The Feedback Sports Pro Ultralight is the brand’s lightest and more portable repair stand. At only 10.8lb, the tripod style repair stand is easy to bring to bike events or tuck away in a closet when not being used. Feedback Sports has recently upgraded the stand with an improved spinner knob and clamp body for a stronger hold and more durability. Retail price for the Pro Ultralight is $325 which puts it in the middle of Feedback Sport’s folding repair stand lineup. The stand is constructed from lightweight 6063 aluminum and features their signature red anodized finish along with an…

  • Ameta’s fun lit up drone

    The Ameta Morpho is marketed as a kid friendly drone that offers eye-catching RGB lighting and programmable functions to allow kids or adults to have fun with a drone on a budget. It’s best described as a cute mini drone with an almost UFO like appearance thanks to the LED light arrangement. It’s also one of Ameta’s most affordable drones with a retail price of $79.99 which includes a fabric case along with two batteries. Despite the small size, the Morpho has a 1080P front camera along with 32 color changing RGB LEDs embedded into the outer edge of the…

  • The safer Keo pedals

    LOOK has been experimenting with integrated lights in their pedals since their commuting Geo pedal line up. That’s why it isn’t a surprise that they’ve added the technology to one of their most popular pedals, the LOOK Keo 2 Max. The new LOOK Keo 2 Max Vision adds a detachable rear LED light to the pedals for daytime and nighttime visibility. Note, these pedals are actually a different model from the standard Keo 2 Max pedals as they use a different rear clip. Retail price for the LOOK Keo 2 Max Vision pedals is $175 which is $85 more than…

  • The ultimate Keo Blade pedals

    LOOK has been experimenting with integrated lights in their pedals since their commuting Geo pedal line up. That’s why it isn’t a surprise that they’ve added the technology to their top of the line LOOK Keo Blade Ceramic pedals with this latest Vision variation. This takes the latest Blade pedal design and adds removable rear LED lights to the rear of each pedal for additional daytime and nighttime visibility. Retail price for the Keo Blade Ceramic Vision pedals is $325 which is a $50 premium over the standard Keo Blade Ceramic pedals. The Vision light adapters have a tab style…

  • The Pro version of the Seemee 50

    Magicshine’s Seemee 50 has been a popular option in the Seemee lineup thanks to its sleek and slim shape. The new Magichsine Seemee 50 Pro takes the same unique design of the Seemee 50 and adds an improved battery status indicator and magnetic mount for even more versatility. Retail price for the taillight remains an affordable $26.99 with the same 50 lumen maximum output. The Pro also retains Magicshine’s smart features such as the FTR LightSync Control for synchronized power on / off with a compatible remote and PelotonSync Flash to match flash patterns of neighboring lights. As a part…