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.
Zipp today announced updates to their 404 line and also extended their road disc line to include the 202 wheelset.
This year Non Stanford has chosen the best in-class groupset, SRAM RED 22 and the most aero and stable wheels, Zipp Firecrest.
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.
Olympic hopefuls and up and coming young riders fill the Team TWENTY16 Pro Cycling roster.
Cross After Dark Series continues at Gateway Cross Cup
Danny Summerhill returns for another year of cyclocross on Felt Bicycles, adds K-EDGE
Based on feedback from top fitters and pro cyclists, Zipp decided to re-evaluate the shape and reach of their Service Course bars.
Cavendish starting receiving wheel/hub prototypes in January and ended up logging 13,000 kilometers over the year as Zipp continued to refine the design for the hubs.
In today’s gallery, some new bikes from Fuji, helmets and road apparel from POC, wheels from Zipp, redesigned water bottles from Camelbak and more.