CORE BIKE 2012 REVIEW
Whittlebury wonderland
CoreBike put on another highly praised trade show last month, drawing hoards of retailers to Northamptonshire. For those who missed out Mark Sutton provides a guide to the show’s highlights…
EXTRA
ONE OF the busier stands throughout the show, Extra introduced a number of products from Topeak, Alpine Stars, mudguard brand Curana and Accelerade.
If your customers are part of
the gadget-savvy crowd, addicted to Twitter, or simply want a firm fixture for their phone in the saddle, look out for Topeak’s steerer tube mounted iPhone case, fixed down with the replacement of the current headset’s top cap. Topeak also displayed its
Accelerade provided taste tests of its new recovery satchets
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digital ratchet for the workshop professional – a unit that will read the torque and is supplied with all allen keys from 3mm to 8mm, sockets from 8mm to 15mm and T40, 30 and 25 heads.
Further to that, new
mudguards appeared from the brand. The DeFender RC1 and RC11 package provides roadies a compact solution to protecting all tyres up to 700c x 25c. A polished underside prevents dirt build up from sticking. Curana mudguards also joined
the party, bringing with them a line of Eurobike Award-winning guards for 700c, 26 and 28-inch
wheels crafted from a rigid aluminium and spanning widths from 30 through 65mm. Accelerade was one of many
energy brands offer taste tests, giving the trade a chance to
sample its new 4:1 carbohydrate and protein mix in both Tangy Orange and Fruit Punch flavours. Look out for the Endurox R4 (pictured far left) line under Accelerade’s recovery line.
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