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  • Yakima’s improved Stage Two rack

    Yakima’s StageTwo is one of the brand’s heaviest duty and premium hitch bike rack in their current line up. As a part of the 2025 product line, Yakima updated the StageTwo to improve the usability and functionality. Retail price for the rack is $949.99 for the two-bike rack configuration with an optional $699 two bike Add-On to accommodate four bikes with the 2” rack configuration. Yakima has designed the rack to accommodate E-bikes with a 70lb limit per bike with a steel structure and aluminum trays. Some of the improvements of the rack are the black color finish, deeper trays…

  • Fanttik’s versatile tire inflator

    The Fanttik X9 Ultra is one of the largest tire inflators that Fanttik currently offers and is designed with multiple functions for on-the-go versatility. It’s a big inflator that can quickly inflate vehicle tires while also acting as a powerbank for things like camping or roadside emergencies. Retail price for the X9 Ultra is $199.97 and includes multiple nozzle attachments and a 46 inch inflation hose that is stored directly on the pump. One of the advantages of the large size of the X9 Ultra is the 25000mAh battery which provides fast 40L / min inflation for anything from bicycles…

  • The full Oi! bike bell lineup

    KNOG’s Oi! Bike bells have been a popular option for cyclists thanks to their sleek design and unique color options. Currently there are three Oi! Bike bell variations available: Oi! Classic, the newly released Oi! Prima and the Oi! Luxe. We have the unique opportunity to show all three bells side-by-side so we can show the differences in design and sound. The Oi! Classic is the most affordable at $21.99 and has a low-profile design with metal and plastic construction. At $32.99 the Prima is the newest bell in the lineup and features a WAVETEK technology with slim trigger. Finally,…

  • Fanttik’s new small X10 pumps

    The new Fanttik X10 series of tire inflators are the first truly portable cycling bike tire pumps from the brand. They take Fanttik’s expertise in portable electronics and repackages them into a compact size that is competitive with other pumps on the market. It’s a big upgrade from Fanttik’s previous X9 Ace which was bike specific but too large to fit in a jersey pocket. Fanttik has two variations of the X10 available currently, the $69.99 X10 Ace Mini and the $89.99 X10 Ace Tiny. Both pumps are almost identical in size with LCD displays and 120 PSI maximum pressure.…

  • Lumos’s lightweight helmet

    Lumos is well known for their cycling helmets that seamlessly blend lighting elements into the helmet body. The new Lumos Ultra Aero GT cycling helmet is a lighter weight alternative to Lumos’s typical illuminated helmets that optimizes aerodynamic and weight. It’s one of the sleekest helmets Lumos offers that is compatible with the Lumos Firefly lights for optional rear lighting rather than using integrated lights. The helmet currently retails for a surprisingly affordable $99.95 which includes a Firefly Mini light. Lumos has incorporated a MIPS liner for additional crash safety as well as their FlexFit adjustment system with a rear…

  • PDW’s smart bike taillight

    The Portland Design Works’s Gravity Plus USB taillight is a classic dual LED taillight that is one of the brand’s brightest taillights. Even though the taillight has been part of PDW’s lineup for a number of years, the taillight has modern features that help it stay competitive. Retail price for the taillight is an affordable $40 which includes a USB-C charging interface. The taillight is rated for 100 lumen output along with an integrated brake sensor. PDW has also designed the Gravity Plus to be mounted horizontally or vertically with a simple clip-on style mount along for seatposts or backpacks.…

  • Express yourself through your taillight

    While most bike lights on the market are a basic combination of smart sensors and different lens designs, the iGSPORT ET6 adds some unique features. iGPSPORT has taken the COB LED taillight design and taken it to the next level with customizable animated emojis. Instead of the standard synchronized LED displays, each LED is controlled separately allowing you to display everything from cat animations to sliding text. Retail price for the iGPSPORT ET6 is $39.90 which includes a saddle rail mount and GoPro to Garmin adapter. The taillight features 274 COB LEDs in a dense grid with a library of…

  • iGPSPORT’s smart tail light

    The iGPSPORT TL50 is one of iGPSPORT’s latest smart bike taillights that combines a unique design with a surprisingly affordable price point. It’s a brighter and smarter version of the iGPSPORT TL30 with a similar compact design and lightweight construction. Retail price for the TL50 is an affordable $24.90 which includes a saddle rail mount and a body clip. The TL50 features a bright 50 lumen output with a COB LED ring and a center focused LED. iGPSPORT has added a number of smart features such as a brake sensor and group synchronization as well as ANT+ and BLE connectivity…

  • The faster and lighter Tailfin bag

    Tailfin’s new SpeedPack rear pack combine’s Tailfin’s innovative rear rack design with a lighter and leaner bag design optimized for speed. As the product name implies, the SpeedPack was developed for riders who prioritize speed over capacity which is why the bag is one of the smallest Tailfin currently offers. The bag retails for $250 on its own and can be used on any existing rack setup or for $410-$520 as a complete bag and rack system with carbon fiber or alloy arches. The SpeedPack has a 10L inner pocket with rear opening along with an additional 3L outer mesh…