Gifts for cyclists

Lust-Worthy Gear For Bike Lovers

Two great products distributed by OGC were selected for this year Christmas gifts list.

By Marissa Schroder, Publisher of Get Out There Magazine

The holidays are the perfect time to indulge the gear-loving cyclist in your life. This year think beyond a new set of tire levers or a set of performance socks and hook them up with some gear that’ll have them longing for spring. Here are some of our top gift picks for the cyclist in your life.

2. From a kid-friendly cowpoke to a trendy owl, DringDring’s range of adorable painted bicycle bells can be matched to your favourite cyclist’s style. Each bell is painted with eco-friendly paint and then baked to ensure it is weather-resistant.
www.dringdring.ca

5. Freeriders heading out on the trails for an epic day of rock-hopping can fit everything they need in CamelBak’s 2012 Asset hydration pack. With a 2L water reservoir, armor attachment and ample room to carry a full-face helmet, you’ll be good to go hit the dirt for the day.
www.camelbak.com

Great brands!

The latest issue of Canadian cycling is featuring lots of great brands on its cover !

BMC bike and socks

Easton wheels

Giro helmet and shoes

Mavic clothing

BMC SpeedFox SF02 review

Here's a review of the BMC SpeedFox SF02 made by UK Magazine Mountain Biking.

" This is a great mile-munching marathon machine, the Swiss are on to something good here. "

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Get Out There : Fox and Camelbak mention

In the July/August 2010 East Edition of the Get Out There magazine, Dave Norona sign an article about his experience at the Ontario's 3-Day Crank the Shield Mountain Bike Stage Race. As he reviews his equipment, he talk about Fox Suspension and Camelbak Hydratation System Pack as essentials.

To read on pages 10 and 12.


Dave Norona is a Fox sponsored athlete.




Dans l'Édition de l'Est du magasine Get Out There de Juillet/Août 2010, Dave Norona signe un article suite à son expérience à la course par étapes de VTT de 3 jours Crank the Shield en Ontario. Il cite la fourche Fox et le système d'hydration Camelbak comme des essentiels dans le matériel à utiliser.

À lire en page 10 et 12.


Dave Norona est un athlète commandité par Fox.