There were plenty of new road and mountain bike components on show at the Sea Otter Classic, and BikeRadar’s technical editor James Huang checked out the latest kit from Ritchey, Cane Creek, Syncros, Easton, Race Face, Rotor, Edge Composites and The Hive.
Ritchey go one step further with Superlogic
Ritchey have trumped even their own WCS kit with the new Superlogic range, which will include wheels, handlebars and seatposts for both road and mountain applications…Â Details
There are more than 130 folding bike manufacturers and all of them produce bicycles designed as supplementary transport – designed to be carried in a vehicle for last mile transport, or on a train, plane, boat or bus as ground transport on arrival. Accordingly, most come with their own carry bag, but the latest prototype concept from Airnimal promises a new level of functionality. The concept involves the hard carry case doubling as a bike trailer with a significant carrying capacity. It’s a perfect solution for the traveller … almost. We’d like to see another suitcase which clips onto the trailer so you can carry your other stuff.
The bike pictured in the concept drawings is an Airnimal Chameleon, one of the most competitive folding bikes available – the ultimate version of … Details
Weather forecast for this coming weekend is high 60’s to low 70’s with lots of sunshine
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Ever need help biking up one of Seattle’s killer hills? There’s a solution that combines a mountain bike and a motor, but only if you can’t handle the burn.
“Power only when you need it. In fact, it will go 20 miles at full throttle on just the lithium ion power cell before recharging, but it can go up to 40 miles if you’re pedaling,” said Greg Taylor, owner of Max-MPG Scooters in Pierce County.
You just plug it in when you’re done…Â DetailsÂ