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Gear Review – Tasc Performance

I couldn’t resist trying a brand of workout gear that promised to fit great and make me stink less. Here’s what I found out.

iPhone App Keeps Travelers in the Know About Currency

TechiXoft’s new Currency Banknotes iPhone app helps travelers get familiar with foreign currency. I’ll have to wait for an Android version before I can try it – but I want to hear from travelers who have tried Currency Banknotes.

4 Dirty Lies People Tell Their Bike Mechanic

Bike mechanics know when you’ve been abusing or neglecting your bike – just like the dentist can tell that your choppers haven’t seen floss for years. Here are four of the least-believable lies you can spin at your local bike shop.

Wandering Justin Elsewhere on the Web: Trailsedge.com

I’m now a mountain bike blogger for trailsedge.com. Visit my page to see the answers to pressing questions – like why you shouldn’t wear tighty-whiteys under your bike shorts.

Gear Test: Giro Xen Gloves

Giros makes great bike helmets – but how do their riding gloves stack up? Here’s the answer.

Gear Review: Switch Sunglasses

Take a look at Switch sunglasses – their interchangeable lenses are held in-place with magnets. How do they work, how do they look, and where can you get some?

Best of Travel, Adventure and Blogging 2010

It’s time for Wandering Justin’s Best of Travel, Adventure and Blogging in 2010. See who made the list!

Lessons Learned from 2 Years with a Pentax Digital Camera

Just before my trip to New Zealand (which was so awesome that I still can’t shut up about it two years later), I got a Pentax K-100 Super camera. It was my first digital SLR, and I learned tons from toting it on my misadventures.

“Mountain Bike” Magazine Sorry for “Good Reviews for Terrible Products”

In the latest edition of Mountain Bike, the staff issues a six-paragraph apology in a sidebar titled “All Apologies: Good Reviews for Terrible Products? Yeah, It Happens.” Here’s my reaction.

“29er” Mountain Bikes – Will They Rule the World?

If you drop into Adventure Bicycle Company in Mesa, you might notice something odd about some of its mountain bikes – nearly half of them seem to have huge wheels, far bigger than then 26-inch wheel that has been typical since the first days of mountain biking. Yes, the “29er” mountain bike seems to be taking over!

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