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COREBIKE PREVIEW


Windwave will have the new Colnago V4Rs at the show


MAGURA Magura will be presenting its new Vyron MDS-V3 dropper seatpost. The seat post and the remote have been redesigned from the ground up. The Vyron MDS-V3 remote can be ergonomically placed on the underside of the handlebar, just like the gear lever on the right-hand side. It’s easily accessible with the thumb and can be optionally mounted on the brake master with the Magura Shiftmix clamp. An aluminium protective ring ensures high resistance to impacts or falls.


SILVERFISH Silverfish will have the full complement of new MY23 Yeti Cycles on show, from the recent test winning SB160 Enduro bike to the rider’s new favourite, the SB120. Yeti Cycles will also be hand to talk through its range. Forestal will be back again with its lightweight, powerful


e-MTBs, the Siryon, Cyon and Hydra. Since last year, the Siryon has been enjoying a slew of great reviews and winning over all who ride them. There will be new tyres from Michelin too, the Power


Adventure gravel tyre will be revealed exclusively at COREBike, designed for riders who want to explore beyond the road. Silverfish showed the incredible 2022 range from Ride


Concepts last year including the Tallac and Flume shoes, this year it will be showing the new Accomplice shoe, offering all the great features of the other shoes, in a package punching above its price tag. Race Face has been busy improving and expanding its


range with updated Atlas pedals, new Era Cranks and the latest version of the iconic Turbine crank. As well as these new products on display, the Race Face team will be on hand to talk about their new lifetime warranty offered on these great products.


12 | February 2023


Fresh off the back of their recent GMBN, EMBN and GMBN Tech partnership announcement, Peaty’s is ready for CORE and the team is excited to talk about punctures, lube and cleaning. Silverfish also has much, much more from 100%, Back Country Research, Birzman, Cush Core, Easton, Fox Factory, Marzocchi, Occam Designs, SDG, Skratch Labs and… Sock Guy!


ZYROFISHER ZyroFisher will be attending COREbike this February at Whittlebury Hall and as previous years, will be situated in the Astons Room. The always popular SRAM coffee machine will be in full swing throughout providing caffeinated refreshments and accepting donations for World Bicycle Relief. Highlights from ZyroFisher this year will include brand new helmets from Bell and Giro, Altura’s Spring/Summer range, Look’s latest trade display and platform pedal range alongside products from recently acquired brands: Sinter and Bleedkit. Hiplok will be launching its new Switch range, whilst


Torq will have samples of its new Cola Caffeine Gel and Red Berries hydration for visitors to try. Other new products on display include Continental’s


latest GP5000 road tyre, Bryton’s Gardia R300 Bike Radar with Tail Light, SKS’s Infinity Universal Rack, a new AirGPS Cycle Computer from CatEye. Other brands also exhibiting from ZyroFisher’s extensive portfolio include: Alpinestars, Camelbak, Deity, EVOC, Fasthouse, Fenwicks, Hiplok, Panaracer, Ritchey, RockShox, Selle Italia, Selle San Marco, SRAM, Supacaz, Tifosi, TIME Sport, Unior and Zipp. Brand and sales representatives will be present


throughout with some fantastic COREbike promotional offers and look forward to seeing our friends and colleagues from across the industry. ●


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