We can get behind any product that has a tagline like, “I will kick my ass today to beat yours tomorrow”. Grab your bike, trainer, computer/iPod/TV/whatever, and a few of the Sufferfest videos and you’re ready to experience indoor bike training at it’s brutal finest. The Sufferfest ($9.49)
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The Sufferfest
Thursday, January 7th, 2010Leedom Helmets
Sunday, June 21st, 2009
Whether you’re bombing a fresh powder stash, bouncing off the trees, going big in the steeps, or terrorizing the terrain park, you’ve gotta protect your dome. Founded in 1997, Leedom has been leading the helmet charge. Trusted by racers, huckers, and Ski Patrollers alike, Leedom is the company to keep your melon in tact. We like the Prophet for it’s style and flexibility, but if you’re planning on bouncing off of trees or race gates, check out the full coverage Scream. Leedom Helmets
Kilo TT Pro
Tuesday, April 21st, 2009Mercier, makers of the Kilo TT, have released an upgraded version of the original Kilo TT, the Kilo TT Pro. If you’re looking for a purpose-built track bike to take to the streets, this is the bike for you. It has a flip-flop hub on the rear to swtich from fixie to freewheel, a great set of Alex Sub aero wheels, and a KMC Gold edition chain to complete the package. Available in limited quantities and colors, this custom-butted Reynolds 520 machine can be yours for less than $500. We dig the Tangerine color. Mercier Kilo TT Pro
