NEW PRODUCTS NEW PRODUCTS Blue Pig
Custom triple butted 4130 Chromoly tubing, ISCG 05 tabs, a 44mm head tube, internal dropper routing and a 148x12mm boost rear end. But it’s the geometry that defines it, with the 63.75-degree head angle. RRP: BluePig – Blueish Grey – £2,199.99 – First Delivery: October BluePig Race – Deep Sea Diver – £2,499.99 – First Delivery: September
Big Al
The Big Al is the 29” counterpart to the Marley, designed as a fun all-rounder with the same performance and value that made its smaller-wheeled sibling a multiple test winner, said Ragley. Sharing the custom-butted 6061 alloy tubing, the Big Al balances a stiff frame with enough compliance for the longest days in the saddle. ISCG 05 chain guide tabs, a 44/56mm tapered head tube, internal dropper seat post compatibility and 148x12mm boost rear end. RRP: Big AL 1.0 – Raspberry/Black – £1,599.99 – First Delivery: September Big AL 2.0 – Graphite/ Mango – £1,399.99 – First Delivery: September
Big Wig
The Big Wig 29er is a commanding bike, the big-wheeled counterpart to the Blue Pig. The 29” wheels give it all-out speed, with tried and tested geometry. The Big Wig frameset features ISCG 05 tabs, a 44mm head tube, internal dropper routing and a 148x12mm boost rear end. The steel frames are engineered from custom triple butted 4130 Chromoly tubing. RRP: Big Wig – Moss – £2,199.99
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Big Wig Race – Lollipop RRP: £2,499.99 – First Delivery: September
Trig
The Trig frameset features a 44mm headtube, multiple bottle cage mounts and tyre clearance to run any 700 or 650 gravel tyre option (and up 2.1” wide MTB tyres on 27.5” wheels). The frame is engineered from custom triple butted 4130 Chromoly steel tubing. The carbon fork features a 12mm thru axle and the mounting points riders need to take to the backcountry. RRP: Trig – Ultra Violet – £1,749.99 – First Delivery: September
4 Zipp 858 NSW and 808 wheelsets
Wheel brand Zipp has released its latest lightweight, ultra fast wheelsets. The new 858 NSW and
808 Firecrest wheels are lighter than their previous models and both come with hookless rims. According to Zipp,
distributed by Zyrofisher in the UK, both wheels are hundreds of grams lighter than their predecessors. The 858 NSW tubeless
disc brake wheels feature Zipp’s Total System Efficiency technology, which uses tubeless and hookless rim profile to reduce the weight. It also features Zipp’s
patented Sawtooth profile, designed for aerodynamic efficiency and crosswind stability.
The 858 NSW features
Zipp’s Carbon Internal Reinforcement, which creates a rim that is 10% lighter and just as strong as previous wheels RRP: £3,570
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The 808 Firecrest tubeless disc wheelset is designed for triathlons, crits and road racing, with an 80mm deep rim.
Also featuring the Total System Efficiency designs, the 808 Firecrest is 280 grams lighter than the previous version, according to Zipp. RRP: £2,235
5 Muc-off bike protection kits
Muc-Off has released its new bike protection series, designed to provide protection for key areas of the frame, including rear stays, cranks, and forks.
Kits are available in
combined and individual sets, in mountain and e-mountain bike size options. They offer a combination of strength and durability to protect frames from potential scratches, scuffs, and stone chips. Thanks to their modular design, they’re easy to apply and remove, said Muc-Off, and they fit even the most obscure bike geometries.
Each kit format is offered
in six different designs, including, ‘Bolt’, ‘Camo’, ‘Day of the Shred’, and ‘Punk’ which matches offers from Muc-Off’s Technical
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apparel and Ride Guard ranges, as well as Clear Gloss and Clear Matt options. RRP: Frame Protection Kits: (45-piece), covering frame, top tube, downtube, chainstays and cable rub areas: £64.99. Chain Stay Protection Kits: (20-piece), covering chainstays and rear stays: RRP: £29.99. Fork Protection Kits: (8-piece), covering forks: RRP: £29.99. Crank Protection Kits: (2-piece), covering crank: RRP: £14.99.
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