Cycling
Everything on my bike, in my saddlebag, and on me, plus the picks from my free cycling guides. Every card opens the store in a new tab.
The bike
Factor Ostro VAM 2.0
Arctic Chrome. The bike.
The bike
Computer, radar, mount, light, and power pedals.
Garmin · Bike computer
Edge 840
Touchscreen and buttons, long battery life, and navigation I trust on every ride.
Frames & Gear · Mount
Computer mount + Insta360 attachment
Shared mount that holds the Garmin Edge and Insta360 X6 together out front.
RAVEMEN · Front light
FR500
Bright enough to be seen in daylight, recharges over USB, and priced for a first setup.
Favero · Power pedals
Assioma Uno
Power meter pedals: real watts on every ride, and they move between bikes in minutes.
Repair kit
The bag, then what goes in it.
SILCA · Saddlebag
Mattone Grande
Holds the base kit under the saddle, so nothing rides in your pockets.
Park Tool · Tire levers
Tire Levers
Gets the tire off the rim so you can reach the tube or the puncture.
Park Tool · Multi-tool
Mini Multi-Tool with Chain Tool
Tightens whatever rattles loose. The chain tool fixes a broken chain.
Park Tool · Tire boot
TB-2 Emergency Tire Boots
Covers a cut in the tire itself, so a new tube doesn’t push through it.
Continental · Inner tube
Spare Inner Tube
Your way home from almost any flat, tubed or tubeless. Match it to your tire size.
Dynaplug · Tubeless plug tool
Ultralite
Plugs most tubeless punctures in seconds, wheel still on the bike.
Tech & training
Cameras for the ride, and the trainer for the days the weather wins.
Zwift · Smart bike
Ride with KICKR CORE 2
A smart bike frame on a quiet, accurate direct-drive trainer, set up for Zwift.
Insta360 · Action camera
X6
Mounted just in front of the Garmin Edge on a shared mount from Frames & Gear.
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Kit
What I ride in.
Recommendations for all budgets
My free guides: the bike, the gear, and the repair kit, from a first bike to a full build.
- Buying Your First Road BikeTypes, sizing, new vs. used, what to spend, and the exact bikes I’d buy at every budget. 18 pages, free.Free guide →
- Cycling Gear for Every BudgetWhat you actually need, what can wait, and what isn’t worth buying yet.Free guide →
- Repair Kit Must-HavesThe tried-and-true setup that gets you home from a flat, tubed or tubeless.Free guide →
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