2/12/2012

Talon Wallet Holster for S&W Bodyguard 380 with Laser Right Hand Review

Talon Wallet Holster for SandW Bodyguard 380 with Laser Right Hand
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Perfect Holster for Conceal Carry. Quality built and a Perfect Fit for S&W Bodyguard. Hides outline of gun and fits jean pockets like it should,easy to draw.

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2/11/2012

Seattle Mariners Team Logo Lunch Bag Review

Seattle Mariners Team Logo Lunch Bag
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I am a host Mom for Baseball players. This gift is for a player with a 3 year old son. Filled it with treats to send back home. The style and color is much nicer then I thought.

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2/10/2012

Women's Forge Athena-V Comfort Bike - Hope Pink (15") Review

Women's Forge Athena-V Comfort Bike - Hope Pink (15)
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This is an excellent bike. I purchased this for my wife for Christmas. I couldn't be happier with the choice. Since we have lost several friends to this damed decease, my wife loved the fact that some of the purchase price is a donation to breast cancer research. The Hope Pink color is perfect to the help bring awareness to breast cancer research.
I pulled the unassembled bike from the packaging and put it together in less than 10 minutes and didn't have to adjust anything. Super-lite, easy to ride and very comfortable. I would have purchased a Forge hybrid for myself but I couldn't find a large enough frame size. Other thoughts, don't hesitate to buy a Forge bike excellent quality.

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2/09/2012

RST Gila T6 80mm Suspension Fork with 1" threaded steerer 160mm Review

RST Gila T6 80mm Suspension Fork with 1 threaded steerer 160mm
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I purchased these to replace my rigid front forks on my old Diamond Back Ascent EX. They work well for everyday use and trail ridding on rough dirt tracks. They do exactly what I need them to do and have been satisfied with their overall quality and usability.

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2/08/2012

Schwinn Crest Urban Men's Hybrid Bike (700c Wheels) Review

Schwinn Crest Urban Men's Hybrid Bike (700c Wheels)
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I purchased this Schwinn partly because they seem to have maintained a long-standing reputation for quality and also because I loved mine when I was younger. I primarily wanted a relatively lightweight , solidly built frame and this bike has it. The 700c wheels seems rather popular for hybrid bikes and have been well -received by many commuters. This wheel does not have nearly as much drag as a mtb tire and more protection and gripping power than a thin road bike tire.
The bike comes nearly fully assembled and is well packaged, inside an inner and outer protective carton. Setting up the handlebars, pedals and seat were a snap.
The whole process took about 15 minutes.
The frame is painted a very nice black (So I'm told, It actually looks dark green to my eyes), though it isn't the same frame seen in the product photo (The down tube is much thicker on the bike I received). The saddle is very, very comfortable and the adjustable sprung aluminum stem is a nice bonus, accommodating a variety of preferred sitting/riding styles.
Braking is very even and responsive with little fade. The bike feels well balanced while maneuvering and provides very forgiving handling characteristics. The front suspension fork is lightweight and mostly responsive on the rebound. IMO, it needs a bit more pressure but I've yet to get to it. I'd recommend experimenting with the proper pressure based on your weight and riding style.
The cables are well protected and insulated from the frame to avoid scratches. The fenders and baskets are easily removed, should you choose to do so (I did. It took about 12 minutes because you need to remove the rear tire to get at a screw for the rear fender). Adding a quick release hub to the rear tire (the front tire already has one) would be an inexpensive and highly useful tool, IMO.
I'm about average height and weight (5'7"@ 165lbs) and I can ride for hours without discomfort on the stock saddle. Shifting is easy and smooth and the system never skipped a gear, even when pedaling uphill and changing gears.
I recently compared this model to a few local bike shop products that cost $200+ more than the Schwinn. The overall workmanship/fit and finish of the Schwinn holds up well compared to the popular models I saw.
The bike is equipped with bike shop quality components, albeit not the high end, that will generally perform quite well.
After checking out several department store bikes from Walmart and Target, I'd definitely recommend staying away from the lesser quality bikes commonly sold in department stores. With few exceptions they tend to have cheaper, heavier frames and poor quality components and poor fit and finish in the assembly.
Comparing frames among several bikes (including this one) ranging in price from ~$300 to ~$900 yielded components of Chinese manufacture with finish of the welds, weight and general construction approximately equal.
I'm not suggesting the Schwinn Crrest is better than a well build bike shop bicycle like a mid-grade Giant, Trek or Santa Cruz, but the latter could set you back anywhere from $600 to $2000, easily.
I am suggesting that, this bike is comparable, for the average, casual road or paved trail rider, to much more expensive bikes I've looked at and ridden.
Happy trails.. or roads

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Whether you're commuting to work or cruising around town, the Schwinn Crest urban men's hybrid bike offers a comfortably smooth ride. The Crest is outfitted with a 17-inch aluminum hybrid frame and an SR Suntour front suspension fork, helping the bike hold up to shocks from bumpy or rough terrain. The Shimano TX-31 rear derailleur and SRAM 21-speed grip shifters, meanwhile, give you a host of gear options for flat or hilly rides. And riders will love the 700cc rims and 700 x 38c hybrid tires, which are thinner than mountain bike tires but sturdier than most road bike options. Other features include an SR Suntour front derailleur, an alloy adjustable stem with a 30mm rise comfort bar, and alloy linear pull brakes.

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2/07/2012

Toes On The Nose 72Mm White Longboard Wheels (Set Of 4) Review

Toes On The Nose 72Mm White Longboard Wheels (Set Of 4)
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I love these wheels. They don't slide, and they haven't given me any problems.
The only problem is that they're not very fast, due to being a bit stiff and a bit small.
They also get dirty (as expected).
Otherwise, they're awesome.

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2/06/2012

Park Tool BBT-22 Shimano Sealed Cartridge Bottom Bracket Tool Review

Park Tool BBT-22 Shimano Sealed Cartridge Bottom Bracket Tool
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Park Tool is widely regarded as the best bicycle-specific tool maker. This bottom bracket tool, essentially the socket end of a 1/2" drive socket wrench, makes it easy to see why. It's splined to fit Shimano sealed cartridge bottom brackets, just like a very similar socket I have from another manufacturer. The crucial differences are two: fit and contour. The tool snaps very precisely on to the bottom bracket, making easier work of a removal job that can be difficult due to overtightening or seized threads. Just as importantly, the top of the socket is contoured so that if the drive handle is providing insufficient leverage to do the job, one can fit a box end or open end wrench over the hex-shaped top of the socket. This makes possible the "desperation method," in which the socket must actually be bolted to the spindle of the bottom bracket and then turned a little at a time (often with much swearing, cheater pipes, etc). In the "seriously desperate" version of the desperation method, the tool can be bolted to the bottom bracket spindle and then clamped into a vice, with the entire frame being turned as a lever to move the seized threads. The shape of this tool makes that clamping possible.
If you have to do this, make sure to treat yourself to a beer or similar reward afterward. But with this tool, you can! If you're blessed not to need that method, this tool will work exactly as it should anyway, and for years to come.

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