Mekk Sora, Stiff, durable, and dependable. Aluminum alloy is still one of the best materials to make a bicycle frame from. Our A1 series frames employ the latest material manipulation techniques, giving a ride quality that rivals some carbon composite bikes costing twice as much. Our aluminum alloy delivers similar … Continue reading
Lars van der Haar and Marianne Vos celebrating their victories at the 2012 Cyclocross World Championships. Cor Vos photo. Kelli Emmett helps launch the world’s first women’s specific full-suspension 29er – the Anthem X 29er W. She also went on to win the Downieville All-Mountain World Championships and the US … Continue reading
Santa Cruz NOMAD That’s the reason for the Nomad. The 160mm of travel, stout aluminum frame with 1.5″ headtube, ISCG05 chainguide mount and 67 degree head angle could lead one to think the Nomad’s a scaled down downhill bike. Meanwhile, the refined and flattened VPP suspension curve makes the Nomad pedaling … Continue reading
Diamondback Peak feature all that we learned from the development of our new trail frames, but they are designed around a smaller travel fork for the rider that want to use their bike for everything from the local singletrack to the ride to work. The Peak mtb brings you top brand … Continue reading
WimBike have already taken a good look at Lightweight Fernweg tubular wheelset, and we’ve even reviewed a Fernweg tubular rear wheel combined with the company’s Autobahn VR front. But a new product for 2013 is this clincher version, claimed to combine a market-leading stiffness to weight ratio with strong aerodynamic … Continue reading
Merida have not been ones to back removed from innovation. The name Merida Scultura suggests that sculpture in Italian, hinting at Merida’s stress on kind further as perform. A premiere within world premieres: For the very first time, the Press Camp of the MULTIVAN MERIDA BIKING TEAM also introduces the new … Continue reading
