INTERVIEW
What’s new for 2025? Any standout or favourite products you’ve released this year? We recently launched the new E-Booster Pump. It has quickly become our top seller in Q1 and Q2 of this year, and we expect strong continued growth in this category moving forward.
In addition, we’ve introduced our latest Team Issue
toolset, specifically designed to better support internal cable routing during bike assembly. This release also includes upgraded tools tailored to meet the demands of modern bike maintenance, ensuring mechanics and riders have the precision and performance they need.
Can you tell us more about the Team Issue range? Absolutely—the PrepStation Team Issue has been newly updated with 48 carefully selected tools, tailored to meet the needs of today’s bike mechanics and passionate DIY riders. Engineered to support the assembly of integrated bikes and handle more intricate maintenance tasks, this
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comprehensive set is built to cover every stage of the process. From setting up tubeless tyres with ease, to trimming cables during internal routing, and precisely aligning derailleur hangers, the updated Team Issue Toolset is designed to meet the demands of modern workshops and the evolving techniques of professional mechanics. We’re also continuing to expand the Team Issue lineup with more advanced tools and mechanic-focused features.
What’s next for Topeak? What should people look out for in the coming months? Our next major focus is tubeless technology. We’ve already shared early concepts at the Sea Otter Classic, and we’re excited to bring these innovations to the UK market soon. Stay tuned for new product releases in this growing category.
Topeak is distributed by Extra UK.
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