If you thought that aluminum framed bikes were a thing of the past (or at least for entry level models), the aluminum gurus at Cannondale have introduced the next level of aluminum performance
We already gave you a little peek of this with Cannondale-Garmin’s Tour de France announcement, but last week the Connecticut based company pulled back the curtain on their updated SuperSix Evo Hi-Mod model.
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.
Van Dessel’s replacement for the Rivet, the Motivus Maximus provides options for rim and disc brakes, along with quick release and thru-axel.
Bulls Bikes USA opened today for business in the U.S., bringing to the American cycling community German engineering and a wide array of outstanding bikes at an affordable price.
Moto level protection with bike level weight has long been the ‘golden fleece’. As technology has improved, the two worlds have gotten closer and now Kali Protectives has brought it together with their new SHIVA™ helmet.
Jaguar has deepened its Innovation Partnership with Team Sky by partnering with Pinarello to engineer the world’s first bespoke bicycle for the cobbles of the Spring classics.
Selle Anatomica is crowdfunding development of it’s latest product innovation – a carbon framed, leafspring damped, carbon-topped, titanium-railed saddle.
In a move that will likely see greater adoption of their carbon belt drive technology on mass market bikes, Gates Carbon Drive is adding a “value oriented” product line designed for lower-mileage pavement and city bikes.
In between trips, I’m still catching up on news. With another NAHBS in the books, however, here’s the list of award winners from the 2015 show in Louisville.