K-Edge’s original chain catcher used the front derailleur’s braze-on mount Ti hold itself in place. This mean you had to adjust its angle and position…
Volagi has updated their frames with internal routing for both mechanical and electronic routing. It’s a running change that becomes the second generation Liscio and…
Campagnolo has just introduced their second electronic group, Athena EPS, a mere nine months after introducing Record and Super Record EPS (but about 20 years…
It’s always nice cheating the wind any way possible. To aid this, bike companies are producing aerodynamic frames, wheel manufactures are dropping deep carbon rims…
ChainReactionCycles.com has jumped feet first into the iOS app market with their new cycling game, aptly named, ChainReactionCycles.com Pro-Cycling. The game was developed by Billy Goat…
Rolf Prima isn’t just upgrading their road hubs with an 11-speed compatible freehub body, they’re doing it with titanium! Starting today, their TdF4.4 and TdF5.5…
Here at Bikerumor we often showcase highend carbon race machines. These $10,000 plus rides from the likes of Trek, Bianchi, and Cervelo are always eye…
By now, we’re all familiar with the claims made for ceramic bearings. Harder, rounder, smoother, and lighter than traditional steel balls, ceramics have the potential…
The Racing Quattros are the latest edition to Fulcrum‘s lineup. They’re Fulcrum’s first 35mm alloy clincher wheelset. Weight comes in at 1710g in both…
On the road, “Aero Is Everything.” That’s the premise that’s driving product development across all lines at Specialized now, and Mark Cote is leading their…
Coming in three understated colors (silver, black, and white) and sporting minimal graphics, the middle child in Mavic’s three-model inaugural helmet line doesn’t draw a…
