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Antigua fabric bands around the arm openings, hem and leg openings provide a close but unrestrictive fit.
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Multiple fabrics are used to achieve the proper fit and feel.
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Cutouts in the bib section improve breathability.
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The Giordana Windfront Short Sleeve base layer adds a little extra protection on cooler mornings.
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The Giordana FR-C Lightweight Jacket lends wind and water protection in a thin and packable shell.
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Seamless arm and leg warmers use complex knitting for a better fit and less stitching.
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Giordana Formared Mid Cuff socks are knit with specific left/right shaping for a closer fit and less bunching.
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Seamless wrist openings are featured on the FR-C Custom glove.
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Scott's Helium range blends road-style cuts with colors more typically seen on the dirt.
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The Helium bib shorts include a stretch multi-thickness seamless chamois.
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We wouldn't have normally put brown, orange, grey and white together but it somehow works well for Scott's Helium kit.
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Mesh inserts around the underarms are well placed to evacuate excess heat.
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Giordana's FR-C Trade jersey and bib shorts offers a skintight fit and a bevy of advanced fabrics.
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The more highly ventilated Scott XC gloves use a meshier back and a more minimal palm with no padding.
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Williams has switched from Zipp to Carbotec for its rims, saying the additional weight is worth the extra durability.
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The beefy main pivot uses a handy quick-release lever to tilt the mechanism up or down.
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A built-in repair stand is handy for trailhead fixes.
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The Nirvana is Lazer's latest off-road helmet.
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The interior of the Nirvana features X-Static padding and lots of channeling.
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The easy-to-operate Rollsys dial up top tightens the retention system around your head.
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The front hub flanges and bearings are widely spaced.
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RAR's Magnum carbon road tubulars feature custom made hubs with 2:1 rear lacing and wide bracing angles.
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The rear hub is made for RAR by Tune.
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The RAR Magnum's 66mm-deep carbon rims are made by Reynolds.
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Williams Cycling's Wheel System 58 delivers a deep-section carbon fiber road tubular for a surprisingly reasonable cost.
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Upgraded hybrid ceramic bearings are said to last longer than previous versions.
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Scott's colorful Freeride gloves feature grippy silicone rubber appliques and a lightly padded palm.
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