We covered Alto Velo’s ultra smooth hub design back in January, and since then they’ve been running full speed with their uniquely oversized flange rear…
Codeveloped between Haibike and Tune for road applications the new QC12 quick release thru-axle aims to speed up and simplify wheel changes for the shift…
Originally shown at Taipei as the Warthog, the new (and newly named) Kenda Flintridge Pro gravel tire missed its summer launch goals despite being designed…
Among the familiar brands at Eurobike (and Interbike, for that matter) are myriad smaller brands -brands like Hersh- that often surprise and delight. Case in…
Last year, Chosen showed us their amazing frictionless hubs that spun freely in both directions…until pedaling forces were applied, at which point they snapped into…
Manitou’s suspension carries over unchanged in stock form for 2016, but their more recent (and exciting) models get several upgrade options. Hop up kits are…
Judging by the computer mount holding a giant cobblestone suspended in their booth, K-Edge was already proud of the strength of their mounts. Now they’re…
Earlier this year Merida introduced the new carbon Ninety-Six cross country bike for their Multivan Merida Biking Team, as well as the carbon update to…
In typical dramatic fashion, Mario Cipollini has unveiled his latest work, the NK1K aero road bike. The basics: It’s a monocoque frame that’s available in…
Last summer, we tried out the CaffeLatex CO2-inflator-with-sealant combo unit to great effect. Now, they’ve added another easy to transport option to their line with…
TRP’s Spyre mechanical brakes are among the only non-hydraulic calipers on the market that move both pads inward toward the rotor, making them a popular…
Liteville did some reorganizing of their naming schemes last year and phased out their previous hardtail which had held the 101 name. (That hardtail has being reintroduced…
Just like the goods introduced at the Taipei Show earlier this year, about the only thing Maxxis hasn’t updated is their cyclocross tires. The Rambler…
