OMATA: World’s First Analog GPS Speedometer

We are more than a little excited to share OMATA with our readers. Modern road cycling has seen some big advances in the tech that goes into our rides, from sophisticated carbon fiber layups, and proprietary blends in steel, aluminum, and titanium, to electronic shifting. All of these make for bikes that don’t just go fast, but some are like … Read more

Lock It Up With The Brooklyn Chain A.P.

ABUS sent over the details of their newest tough bike lock,  The Brooklyn Chain A.P. It may have been made in Germany, but the design is all Brooklyn, as folks there know all too well about the sad reality of bike theft. This padlock and loop combo has an urban level security rating of 12 (out of … Read more

Brooklyn Bicycle Co.’s Latest Model

Recreational Bike Brand Brooklyn Bicycle Co. Introduces Stylish New Model Introduction of Fulton Marks Industry‘s First Quintuple Top-Tube Bike   April 1, 2016 -Brooklyn, NY -Recreational bike brand Brooklyn Bicycle Co. today introduced the Fulton 3 speed.  The quintuple top-tube model Fulton ‘”named, as are all of Brooklyn Bicycle‘s models, for iconic Brooklyn thoroughfares’”mark‘s the … Read more

RideOut Technologies Bicycle Desk

For the dedicated cyclist stuck at a desk at least part of the day, RideOut Technologies introduces their Bicycle Desk. You can use this as a stand-up desk, or set your bike on the trainer and spin while you work. The large open area under the desk allows for bikes of most sizes to fit, so it should not matter … Read more

Affinity Cycles Anthem, Made In Brooklyn

Made by New York’s Finest Builders with American Sourced Materials Brooklyn, NY -March 21st 2016 -Affinity Cycles, New York‘s premiere track specific bicycle company introduces their new Anthem track bike. Brooklyn‘s finest have come together to create the Anthem track bike in NYC. The proprietary design is from Affinity‘s Jason Gallacher and it‘s hand made in … Read more

Benro Mach3 Aluminum Tripod

I added the Benro Mach3 TMA37AL Aluminum Tripod to my photo kit when I realized that I needed a taller and sturdier tripod to handle my largest telephoto lens. For wildlife, big lenses, most of which are too heavy to handhold, are the norm, so tripods are a must. And I do have a limited budget. A quick … Read more