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Bikeperfect has tested the 100% Armega Goggles, here is what they had to say:

The Armega goggles sit on the top of the tree for 100%. A premium goggle boasting some impressive features.

Cycling Weekly has reviewed the the Easton EA70 AX Handlebars. Here is what they had to say:

Building on the solid reputation of its SL and Aero road bars, US brand Easton has created a trio of additions for its gravel and adventure series, which it calls AX.

Bike Perfect has reviewed the Peaty’s Link Lube Wet, here is what they ahd to say:

Peaty’s produces a range of Link Lubes for all riding conditions but unsurprisingly ‘Wet’ is the best bike chain lube for the filthiest conditions.

MBR has reviewed the Peaty's Link Lube All Weather and here is what they had to say:

Yep, this is bleeding obvious, I know, but what’s less clear is which lubes remain effective the longest in order to increase these benefits.

BikePerfect has reviewed the Peaty's Bike Brush Set, here's what they had to say:

There's a wide range of Peaty’s Products lubes, cleaners and tubeless kits, and the brand's ‘Loam Foam’ cleaning products have a great reputation for shifting muck away from bikes.

Wideopen UK has reviewed the Race Face Getta Grip grips. Check out what they had to say:

Over the summer months, Ben has been running RaceFace’s Getta Grip grips to find out if they’ve found the secret to the perfect grip or not.

MBR Has tested the SDG Lock-On Grips, here is what they had to say:

The best mountain bike grips don't need to cost the earth. There are hundreds of grips on the market - a bewildering choice! Here's a shortlist of the best.

Road.cc has given the Peaty's Max Grip Carbo Assembly Paste a whopping 9 out of 10! Check out what they had to say:

Peaty’s Max Grip Carbon Assembly Paste is a secure and easyto- use product, and as heavy on the abrasives as you could want.

Road.cc has reviewed the Bicycle Assembly Grease and has given it a very high 8/10. Heres what they had to say: 

A good all-purpose grease is a workshop essential, and Peaty’s Bicycle Assembly Grease is ideal for modern bicycle applications.

PinkBike has tested the Yeti 160E Bike, here is what they had to say:

Yeti are known for their trail and enduro bikes. Yes, they’ve had plenty of successful results and well-received bikes on either end of the gravity spectrum, but in recent years they seem to be putting more and more of their time and effort into bikes that are meant to go both up and down.

The SDG Bel-Air V3 Lux-Alloy takes the win with a impressive 4.5 out of 5 stars. This is what MBUK had to say:

Choosing a winner between the SDG Bel-Air and the Specialized Phenom was a tough call, but after a couple of big day-long rides, the SDG seat just took it on comfort.

100% DEBUTS ARMEGA FORECAST SYSTEM – WE KNOW MUD

A newly designed and revolutionary Forecast film system for mud, sand and wet weather riding is now available for the flagship 100% Armega goggle, giving MX and MTB riders unprecedented vision in all conditions.  

Created for athletes who push themselves and their bodies to the limit during training and competition, Sports Superfuel, is a drink mix designed to give you enough calories to perform no matter how deep you go or how long you go for.

MBR has reviewed the Peaty's Clean, Protect & Lube Gift Pack. Here is what they had to say:

Peaty’s Clean, Protect & Lube Gift Pack contains a 1L bottle of LoamFoam, a 400ml can of PT17 and a 120ml dropper bottle of all-weather LinkLube; think of it as a grooming pack for your bike.

MBUK has reviewed the Race Face Next R handle bar - here what they had to say:

SO GOOD… Unidirectional carbon fibre construction gives an impressive weight (221g, 35mm x 800mm) and a less stiff feel than the Nukeproof and e*thirteen bars, reducing harshness slightly with no noticeable loss of precision.

MBR has reviewed the Race Face Next R Crank. Here's what they had to say:

The snazzy, fat-armed Race Face Next R cranks are plenty stiff enough, impressively low weight and not overly expensive.

OTM cycling magazine has reviewed the Peaty's Laom Foam and gave it a whopping 5 out of 5 stars! check out what they had to say:

In this review, we take a look at Peaty’s Loam Foam. A biodegradable bike cleaning spray that helps lift dirt and grime from your bike keeping it sparkling clean.

road.cc has been reviewing the 100% Brisker Women's Glove. Here's what they had to say:

The 100% Brisker women’s gloves are a great set of winter warmers for moderate to chilly days.

Bike Perfect gives the Marzocchi Bomber CR coil shock a whopping 4.5 of 5 stars. Heres what they had to say:

Can the Marzocchi Bomber CR deliver that classic coil plushness on a budget? We’ve spent the last few months finding out.

Off Road.cc has been testing the 100% Hydromatic Glove. Here’s what they had to say:

With the 100% Hydromatic, you get a single layer PU palm, a mesh-mock fabric at the top of the hand, and a waterproof membrane secured to the outer layer. There’s also an extended, pull-on cuff and touchscreen-happy fingertips. The fit isn’t quite right, though. The pinky and ring fingers aren’t quite long enough for my hands, and on longer descents I noticed considerably more arm pump because of it. The cuff is a bit tight too, but this helps stop water from finding its way in. It’s also worth noting that the cuff isn’t totally waterproof, but more water-resistant. If you’re not a madman and wear a jacket in the rain, this shouldn’t be an issue however. It’s certainly not something I found a problem with.

100% R-Core X are made from a DWR coated polyester/spandex four-way stretch woven fabric. The most unique feature of these pants is the waist closure/cinch: it utilizes a simple, single BOA system for waist retention duties. There are no other zippers, buttons or Velcro adjusters for the waist; just the BOA dial, which takes care of everything from fastening to security and to literally "dial in" the fit. The interior of the waist band has printed silicone for some extra grip, and there are laser cut holes on the inside of the inseam and behind the knees for ventilation. 

Bikeperfect has reviewed the SDG Bel Air V3.0 Lux-Alloy Saddle, check out what they had to say:

 The SDG Bel Air saddle has been a classic since the original mid-'90s versions, which introduced the concept of funky camo, cowskin and other novelty covers.

MBR has tested the SDG Bel-Air 3.0 saddle. Here is what they had to say:

The new SDG Bel-Air 3.0 still retains the original DNA but it has a wider nose, a bit more height at the rear and is slightly shorter overall.

Barstow – where timeless and vintage moto design meets modern performance.

Introducing the 2021 collection of Barstow goggles featuring an expanded line of new colours and styles, including new collaborations with influential artists and brands.