RaceFace Winter 4 Indy Cargo Short

Advantages: Light, Strong, twice as strong as competitors, isis
Disadvantages: non

...to 4X. I have ridden with a race face BB on my pashley for 4 years with no slack or knocking from by BB in that time. It's still going strong, even though it has been smashed many times from going to the bash ring. The factory and Shimano BB have nothing on them as they are designed to have the least amount of friction but no strength for the more extreme ridding of street and DH. Most top range Bottom Brackets sit at around £80 so pick your self up a bargain and get an Evolve.... Read review

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Advantages: Quick to prepare.
Disadvantages: More expensive than sugar beet (alternative).

..., eat things they can find in the hedge, grass. When they are in the stable they need ad lib hay or haylage so that they can eat more or less for the duration. They will spend time not eating and it doesn`t matter if they have a short time without, but generally speaking, it is essential to ensure that horses have forage feed available at all times. When they are fed feed in winter (coarse mix, build up, top line, barley plus and many others), this is known as hard feed. I won`t go into what each one is but basically it is like their meal, which contains most of the nutrients. It is essential to get the balance right when feeding horses, they are all indiviiduals. Some will not need as much, some will need weight gain, some will need non-heating (doesn`t get them too excited), some will need feed that will not cause them to gain... Read review

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Advantages: Weight, Construction, Water Capacity
Disadvantages: Storage Space, Cost

...- a rucksack and a water bladder. The idea is that the rucksack gives you somewhere to store your gear and the water bladder (complete with drinking tube) means you have water readily available at any point during your exercise. The M.U.L.E bladder holds up to 3litres of water and the rucksack has room for just under 9litres of cargo. So in the scheme of things, it's one of the smaller rucksacks on offer. This small size is both a good and a bad thing - it means you're not carrying any more weight than you absolutely need to but it also means you're limited on what you can take with you. But I'm getting ahead of myself. The M.U.L.E is one of Camelbak's most popular lines. Over the years it's been re-designed several times, each one aiming to improve on the features and fit of the overall package. I own two of these rucksacks, one is a model from 4... Read review

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