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Announcements and news about new bike components relevant to bikepacking and adventure by bike…
Fasst’s line of Flexx Handlebars use a pivot point and internal elastomer to isolate your upper body from excess vibrations. Previously only available in a carbon construction, Fasst just announced an alloy version that’s $100 cheaper. Learn more here…
Just announced, Otso Cycles is now offering a single speed conversion kit that can be used in place of the existing Tuning Chip on any of their steel and titanium models. Find additional images and details here…
Remember the Velo Orange Crazy Bars, the 666mm swept bars with the massive bull horns? After eight hears in production, Velo Orange just announced that they got completely overhauled with a wider design. Find the details here…
With internal widths of 25 and 28mm, Enve’s new USA-made AG25 (700c) and AG28 (650b) promise a great ride for everything from racing to bikepacking, with a more approachable price tag. Find details and the launch video here…
WTB is now offering complete mountain and gravel wheels, featuring their new Proterra hub and budget-friendly price points. Learn all about the new WTB Proterra wheels here…
Jones Bikes just announced four fresh components, including two new H-Bar models, additional colors of their Kraton H-grips, and an updated version of their quirky Gnarwal aero bar. Find details on all four items here…
Remember the redesigned fork that came on the ultra-smooth Ritchey Outback we reviewed last summer? It’s now available as an aftermarket purchase and looks like a great option to upgrade your favourite gravel bike. Check out all the details on the new Ritchey WCS Adventure Fork here…
SimWorks’ latest collaboration comes from Mikashima (MKS), one of Japan’s finest crafters of high-quality bicycle pedals. The SimWorks by MKS Bubbly Pedals are gorgeous, maintenance-free, and feature MKS’s largest platform to date. Learn more here…
Previously only offered in carbon, Curve Cycling just released an aluminum version of their adventure-ready Dirt Hoops. They’ve available in both 27.5″ and 29″ sizes and with or without a dynamo front hub. Find all the details here…
PNW Components, makers of the Bachelor and Rainier dropper posts, and the beloved Loam Lever, will now cover all current products as well as future products under a new limited lifetime warranty. Find out more here…
The Brooks Cambium C17 saddle, a favorite do-everything saddle for all types of riders, is now available in three new colors: navy blue, silver, and yellow. See more here…
The new Rene Herse Humptulips Ridge 26 x 2.3″ all-road knobby tires look like an interesting option for updating classic mountain bikes. Learn more about them here…
