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MEC Pinna jacket, $59
Every cyclist worth his salt will have a super-light, all-weather jacket stowed away in his or her pack. If you don’t, now is the time to invest. A great option is the afford- able, cute and cuddly MEC Pinna jacket – windproof, water resistant, light and compact. www.mec.ca
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Norco Faze 1, $3,400
A choice Canadian ride, the Norco Faze 1 features a carbon link arm, great new hardware from RockShox, Ritchey, Race Face and Shimano SLX in the engine room down below. One sweet ride for coast- to-coast conditions. www.norco.com
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Axiom covered handlebar Bagsket, $120
The latest in chic urban cycling are cute-as- a-Parisienne-buton handlebar baskets like this one from Axiom. The faux wicker fibres look great, are rain proof and offer UV protection. www.axiomgear.com
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Pearl Izumi women’s drop tail cycling suit, $140
Finally, a company that understands the needs of female cyclists! The drop tail refers to a design innovation that allows for a litle privacy when nature calls. Awesome! www.pearlizumi.com
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Osprey Raptor hydration pack, $99 – $129
A must for the lads and lasses that don’t want to come in at the end of the day, the Raptor hydration packs are ideally suited for cycling and mountain biking with an innov ative suspension system and ergonomic back panel. www.ospreypacks.com
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Dakine women’s siren short, $160
Perfect for hard- charging ladies! These shorts have an all-mountain fit and tough micro- corded nylon that doesn’t sacrifice in the looks department. www.dakine.com
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Mace women’s sleeveless jersey, $65
Sweet and sexy cycling styles from made in Canada company Mace, featuring wicking bamboo, charcoal and quick dry, anti- microbial fabrics. www.macegear.com
get out there / may + june 2010 / 19
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