NEW PRODUCTS
6 Electric Wings Brand: Cane Creek Distributor: Extra UK
Introducing Cane Creek Cycling Components Electric Wings - the world’s first 3D-printed titanium e-MTB cranks.
With the Electric Wings, riders can experience the weight-saving benefits of carbon cranks, without the fear of damage from rock strikes. Electric Wings are as light as carbon, yet as durable as heavy aluminium cranks, making them the perfect choice for those looking to maximize their ride time with confidence. RRP: £1449.99
7 P Zero Race TLR – Made In Italy
Brand: Pirelli Distributor: Extra UK
Pirelli introduces the next generation of P Zero Race TLR. The new Speedcore carcass helps deliver even better rolling resistance thanks to its unique construction to create a faster, more supple tyre with excellent puncture
protection. The P Zero Race TLR is the first tubeless tyre to be manufactured in the modernised and innovative Pirelli plant in Milan-Bollate. RRP: From £77.99
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8 Cruise Bicycle bag Brand: Pendolare Distributor: Pendolare
The Cruise convertible bicycle bag was inspired by a vintage binocular bag. This bag is structured and made from performance fabric and Italian full-grain leather. The oversize zipper with double pullers keeps everything
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secure while riding. Exquisite detailing adds to this luxury bicycle bag which will be sure to get compliments wherever you go. Full-grain leather and high-quality fabric
Two internal pockets Structured shape Blue canvas fabric lining Double YKK zipper pullers with leather tassels
Outside cell phone pocket on back
Peg and hole closure for bicycle attachment
Adjustable removable leather shoulder strap
7” x 3.75” x 6” Option to add a Joey Energy system
RRP: $198 plus $85 to make it a SMART Bag
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