Contender Bicycles

The Giro Manifest helmet, according to the review, might be the best mountain bike helmet made by Giro in terms of versatility, breathability, features, and safety. The helmet incorporates the brand’s Spherical MIPS system that reduces rotational forces on the brain in the event of a crash, and the helmet’s design promotes airflow over the head, improving comfort and cooling. The Manifest helmet is fitted with features such as grippers for glasses, an adjustable visor and a FidLoc connector.

The video features three helmet models from Cat-Like Cycling: Leaf, Whisper, and Maxi No. Each helmet has unique features designed for rider safety, comfort, and utility, with the Maxi No offering more advanced technology such as graphene system for helmet integrity in crashes.

The video discusses three helmets from Cat-Like Cycling: the Leaf, Whisper and Maxi. The Leaf is mountain biking specific, with interesting vents and a removable visor. The Whisper has lots of vents for cooling and a retention system for tight fit. The Maxi is like an upgraded Whisper with more low-profile, aerodynamic design and a graphene system that prevents the helmet from cracking in a crash.

The video discusses three helmet offerings from Cat-like cycling namely the leaf, whisper and the maxi, highlighting their unique features. The leaf is for mountain biking and prevents insects from entering, the whisper is known for its large vents and safety, and the maxi is a low-profile, aerodynamic helmet. Each helmet has a specific retention system for safety and comfort

Julie and Nana from Contender Bicycles in Salt Lake City Utah review three helmet types from Cat-like Cycling - the Leaf, the Whisper, and the Maxi. They detail specific features of each helmet including vent design, fit, safety mechanisms, and added comfort features like padding.

Julian from Contender Bicycles reviews the new road helmets from Catlike. The key features of these helmets are their adjustability, shock absorption, and safety systems like the arc internal system and SAS system, which contribute to their safety.

The YouTube video reviews the TQ motor, highlighting its lighter weight and quieter operation due to lower torque levels, while still having enough power for off-road biking. It's ideal for users who want a natural feel to their ride, akin to standard bikes, without compromising on e-bike benefits. The TQ motor also offers customization options via the TQ app.

The video review is about the TQ motor system found in lightweight off-road bikes which offers quick kicks due to its mid-drive system. While it may not have as much torque as other e-bikes, its lower torque levels do make it quieter and feel more natural, similar to a regular bike. It's lighter than most Hub Drive systems and mid-drive systems, making it ideal for those who value less weight. It also includes features such as a display on the top tube and an app to customize the display.

Isaac from Contender Bicycles discusses their main e-bike options, highlighting the quality and specific features of the Santa Cruz Heckler, Orbea Rise, and Score 4060z LT. He emphasizes how differing ride styles and preferences might influence choice, showcasing the variety and versatility of the e-bikes.

The helmet feels super light. I really do have to check if it’s on when I leave for my fat bike rides.