TOP BIKING ESSENTIALS
£26.99
Topeak returned with the sport 2 and to great success. The JoeBlow Sport II has set the standard for affordable performance and has becomes favourite among many. The Topeak quality provides you with a padded elastomer grip and TwinHead connector making this both efficient and easy to use.
Lezyne Micro Drive
£40
https://magshop.lezyne.com/ledlights/micro-led-rear.html
Lezyne's Micro Drive is without a doubt the most affordable yet powerful light on test by some margin. The lightweight and durable CNC machined aluminium body with the powerful led set provides a constant 70 lumens, that offers great visability from the rear and sides. It's simple operation and rugged construction means it will last the test of time and making it a key investment for any rider!
Garmin Edge 500
£169.99
https://buy.garmin.com/en-GB/GB/p/36728
The Edge 500 is a lightweight GPS based bike computer for those performance driven cyclists. Loaded with data, the Edge 500 provides you with realtime data on your distance, elevation, location and speed combined with the high sensitivity GPS. Not only will it provide you with this data, this model allows for compatibility with heart rate monitors and cadence sensors, to get you at the peak of your physical game. All for the price of £170!
Oakley Jawbreaker
£205
http://uk.oakley.com/en/product/W0OO9290P
Not everyone will be taken with the Jawbreakers striking looks and whopper of a lens, but they offer loads of coverage and protection from the beating sun. The head hugging fit ensures the upmost comfort whilst ensuring they remain in place no matter whether it be roads rides or navigating technical rocky trials. We used the polarised lens, which offered impressive clarity and plenty of protection in all situations in bright light, whilst also being OK in the darker, wooded situations.
GoPro Hero 4 Silver
£409.99
As the first GoPro with a built in touchscreen, the Hero 4 Silver is hotly anticipated. Does it live up to the hype? Like all GOPRO's cameras throughout its range, the hero 4 silver comes with curved and flat sticky mounts with the trademark clear housing but with a new 'back door' allowing for you to use the touchscreen without removing from the case. Allowing you to relive those heart racing as you saw them, quickly and easily.
ToPeak Alien II
£36.99
https://www.topeak.com/global/en/products/mini-tools/172-alien--ii
This relatively affordable offering contains 31 tools, including Allen keys from 2mm to 10mm, T25 Torx wrench, spoke wrenches and much more. The robust stainless steel and engineering grade plastic ensure this kit will get you through all eventualities no matter what the trials throw in your way, making it an essential for any seasoned rider.
Five Ten Freerider Shoe
£79.99
Five ten have done a great job when it comes to fit. The soft upper, well padded tongue, and nicely shaped, roomy toe box add up to a seriously comfy shoe, and at 852g a pair they're reasonably light too. On the bike, there's enough feedback through the sole that things don't feel to vague or rigid. Stamp on the pedals and you can feel some flex through the sole, especially when using non-caged clipless pedals. They're still more than stiff enough for long rides if you use caged clips though.
www.fiveten.com
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