Lezyne

I live in the the Pacific Northwest and commute to work everyday (rain and occasionally shine). I needed a very bright light, with the ability to offer multiple flash modes. The goal of this light is be CLEARLY SEEN by those who are either propelled by a electric motor or a carbon fueled combustible engine, sealed within a metal and plastic capsule, while being distracted by a digital device and a caffeine product.

The Lezyne Fusion Drive Pro 600+ Front Light works, this is a great option for a front light. It's small, but the 5-bulb 600+ lumen lighting system is bright enough to be seen. The 2-flashing modes, and the main light beam (3-options) work well. This light is built like a tank, and battery life is good. I'm not a fan on how the light attaches to the handle bar, but it's functional and helps keep a low profile :) -- I have this light on my two bikes -- buy from BikeTiresDirect, great prices, great customer service, and fast shipping...

Bought one first and then two more and changed over all my floor pumps. I got them on sale for $20 each which was a great deal. I had to reduce down the end of the tubing on my old Silca pump but I was finally able to get it on with the supplied compression fitting so I did not need a hose clip. My other pumps had smaller diameter hoses and the pump heads went on without issues.

The pump head just slides right over the valve body and locks on with the attached lever. When done pumping just release the lever and the pump head slides right off, It even has a button to release some air if you want to reduce the pressure.

It is metal and built really well so it should last a lifetime. No more damaging tubes or valves trying to get a pump head off.

I've owned several mini pumps over the years and never enjoyed using any of them, they have all been worthless garbage! After a little research, I pulled the trigger on the Lezyne Grip Drive HV in the medium size. I just got done testing it on a fully deflated 26x2.35 mountain bike tire, and was easily able to pump it up to 25 psi without much fuss! This will make trail side repairs much faster and way less stressful! Just a well made and well thought out product, im very happy with my new pump!!

To get the catch out of the way, this bag is a pain to transfer between bikes, because the key to its (excellent) performance is the long, broad velcro strap which must be carefully threaded through the seat rails and the loops on the bag then cinched. It takes too long to move it from one bike to another, for that you want the Ortlieb. But, once this bag is on, it isn't going anywhere, or rattling, or otherwise calling attention to itself. And the lid provides the perfect surface for sewing on a Garmin mount for your Varia radar at the proper height (the bag wasn't watertight anyway!). And the multitool has its own pocket which means you can get at it (fairly) easily w/o opening the bag, you may have to loosen, not undo, the strap. An unsung hero of the seatbag pantheon!