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Bags By Bird Better Half Framebag: Review and Mini Shop Visit

Radar By: Spencer Harding

Bags By Bird Better Half Framebag: Review and Mini Shop Visit

Filling a niche for pre-made frame bags for bikes with non-sloping top tubes, the Bags By Bird Better Half fits where many other bags won’t. The bag comes in two sizes as well as two lengths and is available in a multitude of fabric and color options. Spoiler alert, I think the Better Half is a home run. It is stylish, utilizes an innovative flap closure system, and is made right here in Tucson, AZ.

In Stock For Now: The Radavist Edition Ombraz Dolomite Sunnies

Radar By: john watson

In Stock For Now: The Radavist Edition Ombraz Dolomite Sunnies

In the coming year, we’ll be rolling out quite a few product collaborations we’re proud of, with the first being this Radavist edition Ombraz Dolomite sunnies. For those unfamiliar, Ombraz designs armless sunglasses that are virtually indestructible. Or, perhaps I should say, more robust than standard sunnies. Without arms, these glasses pack down flat, making them easy to store in a pocket, and since they rely on a cord to tighten, can be hung around your neck when not in use with ease. I’ve been wearing Ombraz since the brand’s inception and have been hooked, prompting this collaboration. Let’s check it out below.

The Radavist 2023 Calendar: March

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The Radavist 2023 Calendar: March

“Superstition” is the third layout of the Radavist 2023 Calendar. It was shot with a Sony A1 and a Tamron 28-200 lens in Arizona’s Sonoran Desert. Photographed by Josh Weinberg.

“With much of the west still in winter’s frigid grips, the riding in central Arizona is peaking…”

For a high-res JPG, suitable for print and desktop wallpaper*, right-click and save link as – The Radavist 2023 – March. Please, this photo is for personal use only!
(*set background to white and center for optimal coverage)

The mobile background this month is a medium-format photo from John’s trippy time in the Mojave. Click here to download March’s Mobile Wallpaper.

Spring Ahead: Why Cane Creek’s New Smaller IL Shocks Are a Big Deal

Radar By: Travis Engel

Spring Ahead: Why Cane Creek’s New Smaller IL Shocks Are a Big Deal

About a month ago, we were fixin’ to publish a long-term review of the Coil IL shock Travis Engel has been running, problem-free, since 2021. But that model is six years old, and we got a whiff of something new on the horizon. And today, we finally get to look and whiff, because Cane Creek just dropped news of the updated Coil IL and Air IL. We’ll break down what’s new, what’s not, and why it matters.

Bicycle Crumbs Reviews: The Ortlieb Commuter-Daypack High Visibility

Radar By: Richard Pool

Bicycle Crumbs Reviews: The Ortlieb Commuter-Daypack High Visibility

Purpose-built for commuting, the Ortlieb Commuter Day-Pack High Visibility brings new meaning to the term reflectivity. But before you start picturing a Day-Glo aesthetic, this piece utilizes a high-luminosity yarn that’s woven throughout Ortlieb’s signature black, waterproof fabric. After testing the backpack through moody Portland commuting, Bicycle Crumbs shares his review.

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