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There are some pieces that win you over straight away. The feeling of "wanting to have" spreads. We have a few things that have convinced us both in private use and in the test. There's a torque spanner, a windproof jacket for tough tours, panniers for bikepacking adventures and much more. Keyword "want to have": In this article we have 4 tools for you that you don't need but definitely want. So, now have fun browsing!
The most favourable torque spanner in our big test impresses with surprisingly precise measurement results and is the absolute price-performance tip for hobby screwdrivers. The neatly lasered scale can be adjusted in 0.2 increments and covers a wide torque range. The stylish soft box contains the most important bits. Even if the short handle does not sit comfortably in the hand, it is easy to work with the neatly finished spanner. Offer: currently for 35 euros instead of 74 euros.
Hardly any other mountain bike has characterised the sport as much as the Specialised Stumpjumper. Just in time for the company's 50th anniversary, the US label presented the 15th generation of the "Stumpi" last year. Now comes an update - Evo for everyone! The facelift in concrete terms: piggyback shock, 160 mm fork & higher cockpit. Various models of the legendary Stumpjumper are currently on sale at Bike Components - including the Specialized Stumpjumper 15. Offer: currently for 4490 euros instead of 6200 euros.
The Shimano S-Phyre SH-RC903 road bike shoe has power! It is Test winner of our sister magazine TOUR why? The shoe provides very good overall support and also has the sole with the best power transmission. Shimano offers two different width lasts. This increases the likelihood of people with narrow and wide feet finding a shoe that fits. Offer: currently for 259 euros instead of 360 euros.
These cycling trousers are an absolute value-for-money tip - Our test has shown that. The thin, firm padding remains pressure-resistant even on the longest rides, but requires well-set sit bones. The Gonso is therefore not the best choice for beginners. The fabric is comfortable, although sometimes a little scratchy. The seamless straps are sufficiently tight and keep the trousers firmly in place. We also liked the slightly longer trouser legs, whose wide, seamless cuffs effectively prevent them from riding up. Offer: currently for 99 euros instead of 149 euros.
The compact massage gun Orthomechanik OM-Go 2.0 (here in the test) offers a range of functions for athletes, physiotherapists and health-conscious people. The motor has an output of 96 watts. The battery life is specified as up to 12 hours. The 2550 mAh lithium-ion battery provides energy. With a weight of just 500g and an ergonomic shape, the OM-Go 2.0 can be taken anywhere and is easy to use. This should ensure comfortable use and effective regeneration.
Three massage levels and four attachments are available for versatile use. This means that the optimum treatment solution can be selected for different muscle groups and complaints. Expert videos are available in the Ortho app to support safe and effective use. Offer: currently for 139 euros instead of 199 euros.
The Gorewear Fernflow model is aimed at mountain bikers, gravel riders and commuters. We already had them for a test on tour. The Fernflow is characterised by a casual cut that is suitable for off-road use as well as everyday wear. A key feature is the helmet-compatible hood, which offers additional protection in changeable weather. The collar is lightly lined to increase comfort. Offer: currently for 89 euros instead of 129 euros.
At first glance, the Giro Caden II MIPS is characterised by its minimalist design and high-quality workmanship. The Giro helmet features the MIPS Evolve Core as an additional rotation system. The adjustment system integrated into the MIPS system, which can also be adjusted in height, allows the helmet to be adapted very well to the head. The Giro Caden II Mips has the best rotational protection rating in the test with a 22 per cent risk of concussion. BIKE test to the top. Offer: currently for 90 euros instead of 129 euros.
Many bikers want to surf the trails without a rucksack. But where to put your tube, keys, smartphone and pump? The Evoc hip bag helps: it is equipped with a ventilation system and a wide hip belt. The division into a main compartment and tool compartment is a success That was the impression in our test. The storage space can be compressed and water bottles can be attached on both sides. The Evoc Hip Pack Pro sits comfortably and securely on the back thanks to the flexible strap. The Venti-Flap ventilation system provides minimal cooling. The magnetic clip for the drinking tube is slightly concealed. Offer: currently for 86 euros instead of 115 euros.
The Front Fellow handlebar bag from BBB (here in the test) is made up of two components. Firstly, there is a waterproof bag with a capacity of 10 litres, which is sealed with a roll closure. This bag can be removed from the holder, which forms the second part of the set, and can be filled and emptied. A wide Velcro strap ensures that the bag sits securely in the holder, which is open at both ends, as it is firmly attached to it.
To stow the pack sack, the holder is folded down and pulled tight with two or four straps. Two of these straps are firmly attached to the bracket. Another strap can be placed around the stem for additional support and fastened to the bracket with two buckles. The Front Fellow bracket is also mounted on the handlebars and the steering head using three straps. Offer: currently for 42 euros instead of 69 euros.
The shackle lock from Abus impresses with its top-class workmanship and excellent protection. Only an angle grinder was able to damage the square steel. Handling is just as good, the key slides cleanly and smoothly into the cylinder, the shackle engages smoothly. The tested set includes a somewhat awkward to fit but solid bracket. The connection options are limited due to the design, so lampposts cannot be used as fixing points. Our test judgement: very good! Offer: currently for 97 euros instead of 154 euros.
The Shimano overshoe (here in the test) is slightly warm, waterproof and easy to put on thanks to the zip. This is ideal for colder days on the bike. Practical: the overshoe is available in three colours, yellow, grey and black, and in variable sizes between S and XXXL! Offer: currently for 24 euros instead of 44 euros.

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