Water pressure, venturi effect, and vacuum. These simple principles are what makes the Velocity Pump, or “V-Pump,” tick. Unlike most water pumps, the V-Pump does not rely on electricity or gas. All you need to do make it work is a standard water hose. Hook your hose up, and the water is directed out of […]
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I love my current ZebraLamp H51 headlamp and find myself using it almost every day. The H51 puts out 200 lumens, but what if you need (read: want) more? If the H51 doesn’t have enough output for you, the H600 series is the way to go. They have a lot more output (up to 750
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A water reservoir doesn’t need to be anything special. Typically just a rubber bag with a hose coming out, a water reservoir’s only purpose is to store water and distribute it easily. The Osprey HydraForm takes a bit of a departure from your typical reservoir and gets a little fancy with the design, but do
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When I first got my motorcycle endorsement I was terrified, but why? I had done all my research. I wasn’t getting a bike beyond my capabilities. I had even taken the Motorcycle Safety Foundation course and passed with flying colors. There is only so much a classroom or book that can cram into your head,
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Shark has just released a new helmet, the Speed-R. It features an adjustable sunshade (seen above), the wonderful Shark multiaxial fiber construction, and of course, lots of aerodynamic features (spoilers) and scoops. This helmet is sharp and has got all the style you’d expect from a sport rider helmet, with all the bells and whistles
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First and foremost, lithium-ion chemistries (specifically Lithium Cobalt Oxide or “LiCo”) can be dangerous in the hands of an unprepared user. If used incorrectly they can rupture or explode with enough force to cause fire, permanent damage to surrounding objects, injury, and even death to bystanders. Now, because of this possibility, it is also important
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Huffington Post released a great article today that accounts for a noob’s entrance into the world of LED flashlights and the lithium-ion chemistries that power them. Check it out, it’s a great read. Ironically, RigCast has been working hard for the past week on compiling a safety guide for those interested in trading up to
Flashlights – “World’s Most Dangerous Hobby?” Read More »
Choosing a knife can be daunting. Between the brands, models, and options there are thousands of options for the average consumer to consider. One of the most important things to consider in your new knife is what the blade is made out of. The blade steel can tell you whether the edge is durable and
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Well, I finally did it. I bought an iPhone 4S. Putting aside how wonderful the device itself is, and forcing myself not to contribute another “iPhone 4S Review” to the ocean of existing opinions, I decided to review something a bit more unique. Yes, there are tons of iPhone cases on the market, but have you
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This is a quick transcript of my video on how to change out the OEM shock on a 2003 SV650S. Upgrading from your OEM suspension is one of the most important things you can do to improve your bike handling, feel, and enjoyment. For me, it came down to necessity, as my OEM shock was leaking
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