Paul Component Engineering rolls out 2016 product updates
Paul Component Engineering is one of cycling’s legendary companies and 2016 finds them continuing to innovate and update their products.
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Van Dessel Motivus Maximus Long-term Review
The Van Dessel Motivus Maximus offers a bike with just about all the options you can think of, in a great all-around bike.
One Bike To Rule Them All
When I had a chance to review SRAM’s new Force 1 Hydraulic drivetrain, I never realized that it would change my whole view of how and where I ride.
Zipp expands Tangente tire offerings
Challenging the conventional wisdom that skinny tires are faster, Zipp expands their Tangente tire line with 28c and 30c options.
SRAM introduces electronic road group – SRAM RED eTap
Today, after years of exhaustive testing on the road and in the lab, SRAM RED eTap was formally released to the public at the opening of the Eurobike trade show
Innovations on tap at Eurobike 2015
It’s about time for Eurobike, which means that we get a peek at some of the cycling trends that will be showing up at Interbike in mid-September.
GT celebrates 25th anniversary of the Zaskar with 4 new models
GT Bicycles celebrates the 25th anniversary of its legendary Zaskar by releasing four new carbon models of this ultimate hardtail.
Specialized sponsored teams to get new Venge for Tour de France
Just in time for the Tour de France, Specialized fields a completely re-engineered version of their Venge model. The Specialized S-Works Venge ViAS claims to save 120 seconds over 40 kilometers.
SRAM expands disc brake mounting options
SRAM has extended their Hydraulic Road Disc Brakes line to fit flat mount frames and forks.
Van Dessel Motivus Maximus – Options To Go Fast
Van Dessel’s replacement for the Rivet, the Motivus Maximus provides options for rim and disc brakes, along with quick release and thru-axel.