Axiom

Tonight is the Night: Bike Style Tour Kick-Off in Toronto

September 2nd, 2010

If you are in Toronto and ride a bicycle, you probably already know this, but just incase – we don’t want anyone to be left out -tonight marks the first stop on the Bike Style Tour put on by Momentum magazine. If you are around, you should probably go. The night will kick off with […]

Product Profile: 2011 Axiom Panniers and Bags

August 17th, 2010

You may have heard some rumors and mumblings floating around the interweb claiming that Axiom is updating its bag line for 2011. Well, it’s true, we have taken tried and tested pannier, trunk, seat and bar bags and upped their game to what we think is the next level. Here is a quick review of […]

Product Profile: Axiom’s 2011 mini-tools

July 21st, 2010

The cat is now out of the proverbial bag. I’m not sure why we had a cat in bag to begin with but rest assured no animals were harmed in the making of this blog post. By now you may have seen a couple of previews of our new mini tools floating around the web. […]

The Lowdown on Axiom’s new Gear

July 20th, 2010

Two new videos: one from mtbr.com and the other from roadbikereview.com, feature Andrew Belson, Axiom product manager, as he explains some of the features and benefits of the Axiom gear.

Product Profiles: Streamliner DLX Road

April 7th, 2010

It just so happens that many people are not always sure what type of products they need or how the features of a specific product can help solve the problems they experience – with their bicycle of course. Taking this into consideration it seemed obvious that we can help out by providing information and key points in the thinking and design that goes into our products and how we have addressed some of problems cyclists commonly run into. Starting things off I thought we would look at the Streamliner Road DLX.

Seattle Bicycle Expo: See you there!

March 10th, 2010

The webpage for the Cascade Bicycle Club reads: “Largest bicycle consumer show in the United States,” and frankly we would be remiss if we didn’t attend – so we will. If you are in the Seattle area or even a bit out of the area and up for a drive, or more fittingly a ride, […]

Panniers 101: Purchasing the Bike Bag

March 5th, 2010

The noble pannier can be either friend or foe. On the one hand a good, well made pannier can make carrying your gear around much easier, while a bad one can cause all types of headaches. Panniers, which most people would simply call bags that attach to racks on your bicycle, were probably so named […]

See it again for the first time: Why cycling is the only way to see your city.

February 15th, 2010

When you are speeding by, behind the wheel of a car, hopefully paying attention to the task at hand -aka driving- you miss many of the sights your city holds. Architecture, art, scenery, and more zip by; you may never fully get to know your city in a car. But luckily there is such a […]

In the end, Wearing a Helmet Just Seems to Make Sense

December 21st, 2009

I will always remember a quote I read a few years ago: “There are three types of lies: Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics.” If you Goggle this quote, you’ll find that details on who first made the statement are foggy, regardless it’s been repeated many times since. I once tried to use it against my […]

Sirius Pannier and Phoenix Rack Reviews

November 26th, 2009

Some of our Axiom gear was recently reviewed by the fine people at Bicycle Times magazine and is featured in their most recent issue – #4. The gear in question, as the title of this post states, are our Sirius waterproof panniers and the new urban-styled Phoenix Rack. Here are a couple of short excerpts.  […]