The new Archetype tire had been developed in close cooperation with UAE Team Emirates – XRG, so you may expect the best performance. It features a 30 mm width but weighing 35 grams less than the GP 5000 S TR. The carcass of the tire is supple and offers lots
Loïc Bruni and the riders of the Specialized Gravity team have already been spotted at the start of the WC 2025 season using a different set of brakes. It was hard to identify them with certainty, but now it became clear: Specialized Gravity entered a collaboration with Brembo. The riders
Superior introduces the new XF 9.9 Team bike, their fastest and most advanced XC bike. It features a full-suspension carbon frame with progressive geometry, top-tier DT Swiss suspension (120 mm), and DT Swiss XRC 1200 SPLINE® carbon wheels. This packages makes the XF 9.9 Team the ultimate race machine. Wireless
The new DT-Swiss F132 One fork with 40 mm of travel is now exclusively available on the Canyon Grail CFR Rift gravel bike. The fork comes standard equipped with lugs for luggage and a remote lock-out. The fork has a characteristic shape, with a strongly sloping fork crown, the bridge
This is the new Kona Libre CR, developed and built in Vancouver, Canada. According to Kona, the bike this is an all-round but really fast gravel bike. To go the extra mile and beyond. That’s what the name stands for, Libre. Lee-Bray. Not Libra. Not Lieber. Libré, as in freedom.
The guys at Chris King say that the MTN30 AL would be the best value in the alloy MTB wheel world. It’s built around King’s legendary hubs, known for their reliability, serviceability and the best quality. With the new MTN30 wheels Chris King’s engineers have opted for an alloy rim
Kind Shock (KS) claims the new LEV Circuit to be a gamechanger when it comes to wireless dropper seat posts. In addition to wireless control, the LEV Circuit offers no less than 200 mm travel. The Bluetooth connectivity works quickly and precisely so that you can reach the desired seat
The titanium Van Nicholas frames offer a balance of lateral stiffness and vertical compliance. In short, rigid enough for performance cycling, comfortable enough to absorb vibrations. Titanium has an unmatched strength-to-weight ratio that guarantees rigidity, yet gives just enough comfort to make you feel like you’re floating on air. Besides,
Cane Creek introduces the next generation of the eeWings titanium crankset. These are often praised for their durability, low weight, stiffness and clean design. And now you can install an 8-bolt direct mount SRAM chainring and SRAM power meters. Shimano compatibility is still being worked on. The crank legs have
