Gadgetell Guide: Biking to Work
Thursday is Bike to Work Day. With gas at $3+ all around town, using your bike makes more sense (and cents) now than ever. But how do you get started? Never fear, Gadgetell brings you our Bike To Work Guide to all the best gear.
First you’ll need a bike. Short on cash? Check out the Giant Bowery, at just $500 it is simplicity defined. One gear (dramatically reduced maintenance), aluminum frame and hand brakes. A nice light rig that will get you A to B.
Electra Amsterdam is a euro-inspired design that allows you to keep your>Cannondale Road Warrior 800 is a stiff flying machine thanks to it’s made in the USA aluminum frame. 
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Not eclectic enough? The feet on the ground while in the saddle. Confidence inspiring, the Amsterdam will have you zipping through traffic in no time. $550
Speaking of traffic, you have to protect your melon. Few helmets do it as stylish as the Giro E2. 24 gaping vents allow you to keep your cool. $130
And for the tech-lover in us all, how about something that tells you speed, heart rate, distance and altimeter reading, all in one and all at once. Meet the Sigma Sport 2006 MHR. Also great, you can use this computer on different bikes you own as without having to reprogram it to a different wheel size, sweet! $107
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on May 17, 2007 at 12:00 PM - LINK