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10 Reaver Brand: Maxxis Distributor: Extra UK


The latest in Maxxis’s growing range of gravel tyres, the all-new race ready Reaver. The low-profile tread design uses diamond knurling to reduce rolling resistance and enhanced grip in dusty or loose conditions. Paddle knobs arrange in sets of three provide extra bite under hard braking. The side


9 F16 multi tool Brand: Crankbrothers Distributor: Extra UK


Introducing the Crankbrothers F16 Multi Tool. This compact and lightweight tool packs a punch with 16 essential functions for on-the-go bike


repairs. From tightening bolts and fixing chain issues to plugging tubeless tyres, the F16’s durable construction ensures it’s up for any task. With its sleek design and easy portability, it’s the perfect addition to any cyclist’s toolkit. RRP: £59.99


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knobs are spaced closely together and are staggered for consistent cornering performance. The Reaver is ideal for racers as it is faster, lighter, and even more durable than the Rambler. In mixed conditions or deeper gravel, the Rambler is more versatile but if off-road speed is the number one priority, then choose the Rambler. RRP: £54.99


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11 X11 HG Driver Cassette


Brand: KMC


Distributor: Chicken Cyclekit


The KMC cassettes offer unbeatable fluidity and smoothness when linked with its own chains. Not only this, but they have been carefully developed to link with all compatible chains within the 11X range. Carefully crafted shift


ramps ensure smooth and steady chain control and improve shifting performance and efficiency. RRP: £66.99


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