SECTOR GUIDE NEW PRODUCTS
1 CoreCap Brand: BBB
Distributor: Windwave
BBB Cycling launches the CoreCap, a complete rethinking of the traditional Presta valve. Designed for both tubed and tubeless systems, the CoreCap solves long-standing issues of fragility, air restriction, and maintenance. With up to 300% more airflow and full compatibility with all common bicycle pump types,
including Schrader pump heads. The CoreCap brings a new level of simplicity and performance to tyre inflation. RRP: From £24.99 (40mm)
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2 Velo-Sling Flex Brand: ORTLIEB
Distributor: Lyon Cycle
The Velo-Sling Flex is a versatile, waterproof shoulder bag that can be quickly and securely
3 Bordo 6200K/120 Brand: ABUS
Distributor: ABUS UK, Upgrade & Bob Elliot
Secure, Practical, Flexible. Lock your bike not only securely, but also conveniently: with the new BORDO 6200K 120cm. This new version has a longer locking circumference of 127cm, making locking your bicycle easier. To transport the lock, fold it up like a folding rule to a compact size. As a particularly practical feature, there is a compartment in the holder for storing the key, and a storage compartment for an AirTag or SmartTag. RRP: £140
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attached to your handlebars using the Bar-Lock mounting system. Magnetic closure enables quick, one-handed access and secure closing of the bag, while the
internal zipped pocket organises your valuables and smaller items— available in 2.5- or 5-litre sizes and a choice of three colours. RRP: £80
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4 Tubi Cartridge T16 Brand: Topeak
Distributor: Extra UK
shaped tubeless tool kit with a TipPlug Design, where the plug remains
inside the tyre after insertion to seal punctures. The tyre can then be inflated using a Topeak Nano Airbooster inflator through the insertion tool, providing true 2-in-1 functionality, repair and
inflation. The Tubi Cartridge T16 provides quick, reliable, and hassle-free tubeless tyre fixes on the go. RRP: £27.99
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