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Kenda KOT - Singletrack - November 2011

"An odd tyre. Crazy grippy on the edge and fast rolling on the centres, but there's no real in-between world. Unless you spend your life crankeed over in endless turns, you probably want more of an all-rounder than this." - Singletrack

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Kenda Nevegal - MBUK - Autumn 2011

"Kenda's Benchmark all-rounder is a grippy, none-too-slow option. But it's fragile when rocks start flying. Ramp-fronted knobs increase speed while retaining grip for climbs. Add the DTC dual compound recipe and you've got a tyre that will dredge reasonable traction out of all but the dirtiest trails. It doesn't drag noticeably on fireroad climbs or other transitional trails either. The rounded profile with staggered intermediate and shoulder lugs rols easily into turns with a neutral feel that stretches into a controllable slide. The price is par for the features and weight is reasonable for size. Kendas suffer more pinch flats than other comparable tyre though, so less suited to rockier ground." - MBUK

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Knog Gekko - Road.cc - October 2011

"Effective backup light but expensive considering its component parts." - Road.cc

Online Review: Knog Gekko 3LED Front Light

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Knog Lighting - Road.cc - 2011

Group test of lights showing the latest beam data. Results include the Knog Boomer annd Gekko plus the One23 Intense Bright and Super Bright

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One23 Intense Bright 1 & Superbright - Road.cc - October 2011

"Almost time for the clocks to go back again: that extra hour in bed doesn't really compensate for the long months of riding home from work in the dark, does it? You'll be needing some lights then. We've got a whole bunch of lights in on test..." - Road.cc

Online review: The big road.cc lights test: the data

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