Over the past several months, I have had the opportunity to test two similarly-priced, but completely different, hydration packs. The folks at Geigerrig were kind enough to send me their Rig 700, and when I approached CamelBak about a comparable pack for a comparison, they provided their Charge 450. Both carry at least two liters of water, have multiple storage compartments (including a waterproof iPod/MP3…
Monthly Archives: April 2011
Restoration Project: Univega Nuovo Sport Update
Didn’t have enough time over the weekend to finish stripping the frame, but it’s nearly there. The lugs and junctions are all that’s left to finish up. Here’s a few teaser photos: It actually looks much nicer in person. Careful sanding, so I can keep the edges nice and sharp. You can clearly see the brass from the brazing in this joint. Follow the progress…
Restoration Project: Univega Nuovo Sport
I’ve decided to take a break from writing. While I’ve still got some reviews going on, I’ll continue with the hands-on parts, and finish the writing later. In the meantime, a neighbor was gracious enough to donate an unwanted Univega Nuovo Sport. It’s got a decent lugged and brazed frame, 2×6 twelve speed, and Araya aluminum rims with Sunshine hubs. It won’t ever be worth…
Got thirst?
Just like there is no limit to data underscoring the importance of proper hydration, there is also no shortage of information online about the unnecessary waste produced by drinking bottled water. In an effort to help you make a wiser, greener choice, and help keep empties out of landfills, the following is a review of 9 different hydration bottles for hot or cold drinks. Included…
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