Reynolds Cycling, manufacturer of high-performance race wheels for mountain and road bikes and pioneer in carbon fiber and aero technology, unveiled 2015 offerings including road tubeless, as well as expanded road tubular and disc-brake lineups.
The Bar Fly 3.0 keeps your quarter turn Garmin out of harms way.
Slidepad Technologies has announced that its revolutionary single-lever front and rear brake system will be available as standard equipment on XDS Australia Bicycles’ new Hollywood Retro Range
Wahoo’s RPM Cadence Sensor will likely be the easiest you’ve ever set up, but still leaves you looking for a simple speed option besides GPS.
Zipp’s new SL-70 Aero is, in every way, a high-performance bar. This new unidirectional carbon handlebar is packed with the innovations for best-in-class fit, ergonomics and aerodynamic performance.
Limited quantities available of upcycled rim coat hangers from Velocity USA
Wahoo Fitness, the leader in developing connected fitness tools to enhance performance and monitoring, is now the Official Supplier of Turbo Trainers to Team Sky, winners of the 2012 and 2013 Tour de France.
SRAM today issued an update to both consumers and dealers on their Road Hydraulic Brake Recall.
Designed to be versatile, RockyMounts’ BrassKnuckles will handle everything from the burliest downhill rigs to road bikes, 29ers to 20-inch wheels, and comes with patented form fitting universal mounting hardware to fit any style of crossbar.
SRAM has released the details of the replacement plan for their recalled Road Hydraulic brakesets.