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CORE BIKE 2012 GUIDE WINDWAVE


WINDWAVE WILL once again be located in the Lounge and will be representing BBB, Colnago, FSA, Marzocchi, A2Z and Ice Toolz products, among others. BBB designs and produces a


comprehensive range of parts and accessories that are suitable for everyday riders to pro competitors. At Core Bike Windwave will be presenting the BBB range and the BBB sales concept. The BBB concept is a self-service retail system with smart, well thought out POS units designed to maximise sell though and promote multiple purchases. The pinnacle of the 2012 Colnago


range is the handmade, carbon fibre framed C59 Italia. Campaigned successfully in this year’s Tour de France by Thomas Voeckler, the C59 offers the high technology crossed with classic Italian style. The best selling CLX model has been updated for 2012 with an updated tube set to accommodate a tapered head tube. FSA has introduced the 386EVO bottom bracket standard.


The 386 EVO offers a one-crank-fits-all solution to all the confusing bb standards currently on the market. FSA’s product range has now become


clearer with all products falling in to family groups, making it easier to supply cockpit products or matching customers existing components. New products for 2012 include the Afterburner, V Drive and Comet groups and the new Orbit Option angle adjustable headsets. Marzocchi is back with its strongest


product line yet with models starting from £199 for the Marathon R to the championship winning and range topping 888RC3 Evo V2 Titanium. All models are backed up with an impressive three year warranty and with no compulsory servicing or funny maintenance routines to adhere to, Marzocchi is a ‘fit and forget’ suspension product for the market, says Windwave. Ice Toolz’s Hydraulic brake tool range and the new 180mm floating disc brake rotors from A2Z will be at Core too.


SEMINARS AT CORE


This year Core will be putting on a number of seminars and talks for dealers, including some given by high profile names. In the main, the seminars will be run at the exhibitors stand or booth at Core. At time of press the seminar line-up includes:


i-ride


Supplement Your Potential - Pro Rider nutrition plans and how they use supplements. Dave Smith Zipvit Sport Nutritionist Sunday 29th Jan, 3.30pm, i-ride booth. (20 minutes)


Windwave


Marzocchi: An in-depth look at the new 2012 features and core Marzocchi technology with Dan Jones. Daily, 3.30pm, Windwave booth


FSA: Technical talk and BB 386 EVO presentation by FSA staff with a free FSA work shop DVD to all attendees. Daily, 4.00pm, Windwave booth.


Paligap


Torq products Hosted by Matt Hart Sunday Jan 29th, 11am


Cycleops


Hosted by Clayton Goldsmith Sunday Jan 29th, 2pm


Ison Seminar


Featuring UCI World Downhill Champion Danny Hart. Indianapolis room, Monday 30th Jan and Tuesday 31st Jan


© Ian Cross


Hotlines NS Bikes Dirt Jump rider, Sam Pilgrim will be coming along to the show on Tuesday with Hotlines, with the 2012 NS bikes and P&A as well as his own bike. To talk to the dealers about what's new at NS and what his plans are in 2012 to promote the brand.


LET THEM ENTERTAIN YOU


ALL WORK and no play… is an unlikely prospect for any bike trade show, let’s face it, so it will come as no surprise that Core Bike will be providing ample entertainment for attendees this year. All taking place on the Monday


(January 30th) gala night, the entertainment will get started with


Chocolate


HONEY STINGER’S Stinger Waffle is equally suited to training and even for


complimenting a morning coffee. It's now available in three flavours: original Honey, Vanilla and new Strawberry. Honey Stinger bars and chews are formulated specifically for health conscious individuals and athletes seeking a great tasting energy snack made with up to 30 per cent honey. Princeton Tec's Swerve rear bike light uses two high-powered LEDs flashing at an alternating rate to create a long beam pattern resulting in a high level of visibility. The large switch extends beyond the light allows for easy use even with a gloved hand whilst the flexible mounts fit any seatpost size. Chocolate will also bring


Clement Tyres and Rolf Prima. 40 BIKEBIZ JANUARY


Endura


THE MT500 Spray Baggy shorts and three quarter-lengths combine the comfort of regular riding shorts and waterproof functionality, Endura says. The three quarter-length version are new for autumn/winter 2011 for extra coverage in the chill of the winter.


The MT500 line also includes


a Jacket, Burner Shirt and Overshoes, all of which are in new colours for this season. The Burner Shirt comes in two colourways: burgundy for the LS shirt and burnt orange for the version with three quarter sleeves.


The Shirt is made from a fast


wicking polyester fabric with super durable stretch panelling on sleeves and shoulders for protection. Find out more at the Core Bike Show at the Endura stand.


Polaris


POLARIS’ NEW Aquanought luggage range is waterproof and totally immersible up to a depth of two metres, the firm tells BikeBiz. To cut a long story short, this not inconsiderable feat means the range can take virtually anything the weather can throw at it from a measly drizzle to a raging torrent, both of which you can expect to see later this year. The range consists of four key


styles, a courier bag, a back pack, a 40 litre holdall, and 110 litre trolley bag meaning that Polaris strives to have something for everybody. Available in a variety of


colours, the Aquanought range in full will be on display on the stand so dealers are invited to see the brand in person for more information on those and the rest of the Polaris range.


Merida


MERIDA WILL be squeezing as much as it can into the Hockenheim room at Whittlebury Hall, including a new Ninety Nine suspension platform which takes the place of the Ninety Six as a superlight cross county race machine. The Merida range includes


road bikes like the Scultura 904 carbon road bike with 105 transmission at £1500, with an Ultegra Di2 model at £2,800. The line-up also includes a hybrid range that starts at just £299.99 and has a highlight of an up- specced £499.99 Crossway 100D, which gets a new techno formed frame and graphic treatment to compliment the 24-speed transmission, hydraulic brakes and lockout fork. The firm invites dealers to see Merida at the show to help celebrate its 40th anniversary.


stand up comic and one-liner specialist Gary Delaney will be among the entertainment highlights, as will Carly Smallman, musical comedian and actress.


Stand-up comedian Tim Clark will


also be on hand to provide the funny for the Core audience.


Sealskinz


SEALSKINZ’S CORE line-up will include cycle-specific gloves and socks, such as the Performance Road Cycle Glove (£40). These styled waterproof, breathable and windproof gloves includes a textured palm with lightweight padding and abrasion resistant Kevlar blend fabric. The Performance Mountain Bike Glove, meanwhile, retails at £60 and include solid individual knuckle protectors on the back of the hand. Pittard's leather on fingers ends provide a sure touch and feel for changing gears or breaking. Sealskinz’s Thin Mid Length Sock retails at £28 and sports a fine Merino wool lining for excellent wicking performance. The Mid Weight Mid Length Sock (£30) is a medium weight waterproof sock to the mid calf. Find out more at Core from Sunday January 29th.


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