If you own one of Petzl’s extremely popular Myo headlamps, do NOT use rechargeable batteries with it. There have been 13 cases of batteries overheating and sometimes bursting into flames (and two injuries), according to Petzl and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. The company says there are no issues with non-rechargeable batteries. Approximately 322,000 units have been sold. Petzl’s recall hotline is 877-740-3826. Contact the CPSC at 800-638-2772.
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Okay, you gram-shaving bike weenies. You can appreciate the new Garmin Edge 800 GPS cycling computer like a set of titanium chainring bolts: The 800 is smaller and lighter than the popular 705, but its 2.6-inch screen is larger. It also has a color touchscreen – Garmin’s first – and the ability to display 1:24,000 ... keep reading
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