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NEW PRODUCTS NEW PRODUCTS The BikeBiz team rounds up our favourite brands and products


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1 Cube launches revised Stereo One mountain bike range


Cube has launched a revised and comprehensive full-suspension mountain bike range. With a revised Stereo One


range, Cube says there is a bike to suit any rider. Kinematics, geometry and


2 Brompton unveils 4th edition of CHPT3 collaboration bike


British folding bike icon Brompton has unveiled the fourth edition of its CHPT3 collaboration bike, as part of the ongoing partnership with David Millar’s clothing brand. This new edition of CHPT3 Brompton features a number of performance upgrades, including titanium forks and rear triangle, and is designed for speed improvements. To test the new machine,


Millar rode through the streets of New York with the KnightRyders, a cycling community based in the city. Millar, a former


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spec are all carefully tailored to intended use. The evergreen Stereo One22 has 120mm of travel, straightforward handling and is the ideal weekend adventurer. The brand-new Stereo One44 promises all-mountain performance, with a choice of advanced C:68X or C:62 carbon frames,


professional rider and Tour de France stage winner, said: “The experience of riding through the unfamiliar streets and alleyways of Brooklyn, NYC with the Knight Ryders brought me a full-on buzz and fresh appreciation for the wonderful experiences this bike has opened for so many! “The power of choosing to unfollow digital social groups, choosing instead to follow hearts and minds while riding, was something I was thrilled to discover in person and could never have predicted. New York was the perfect setting to test the urban performance creds of our latest Brompton x


140mm of progressive travel, adjustable geometry and built-in storage. There’s also a new Stereo One55 for riders who prefer their trails on the ‘spicy’ side, combining up to 160mm of travel and C:62 carbon frame technology with an angle adjustable headset, down tube storage and enduro


CHPT3 creation with a group who truly know how to enjoy this amazing city.”


Brompton x CHPT3 - 4th Edition Specs


 Frame: Lightweight titanium and steel. More


 Colour: Grey main frame with bright red CHPT3 v4


than 1.5kg lighter than a standard Brompton.


 Saddle: FizikTerra Argo accent


 Wheels: Fast and light Brompton wheelset on tan-walled Schwalbe tyres for optimal grip, with maximum style.


 Grips: Ergon GE1 grips


 Gearing: A spread of four gears allows for both rapid


urban acceleration and nimble climbing ability


 Frame pouch: Tucked in a frame triangle, you’ll find storage for small essential


 Weight: 9.5kg / 20.9 lbs RRP: £2,595


items like a spare tube and tools.


focused geometry and kinematics. If that’s not enough travel,


there’s the 29er wheel- equipped, 170mm travel Stereo One77 with its coil or air shock-ready setup, adjustable geometry, flip chip and the option of C:68X carbon construction. Finally, there’s the 150mm


travel Stereo Hybrid One55 – a new full-power, enduro-capable e-bike with a full C:68X carbon frame, Bosch CX Smart System and up to 750Wh battery capacity for rugged, agile and versatile trail-taming.


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