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8 SLR Carbon Saddle Brand: Selle Italia
Distributor: ZyroFisher
Minimal weight meets handcrafted refinement. The SLR Carbon features carbon rails and manually applied padding for a
custom-finished touch. Available with or without a cut-out in four size variations, this saddle weighs as little as 118 grams — lighter than its predecessor and still built for uncompromising road performance. RRP: £289.99
9 Reaver HYPR-X EXO TR Brand: Maxxis
Distributor: Extra UK and Cyclex
The Maxxis Reaver just got even faster with the new HYPR-X
compound—blending road and MTB tech for
25% less rolling resistance and 19% better cornering traction. Designed for gravel racing, the Reaver features a fast-rolling diamond-knurled centre tread and grippy side knobs for confident cornering. A tougher 120
TPI casing improves puncture protection without compromising ride feel. Tubeless ready with EXO sidewall protection, it’s the tyre to choose when off-road speed is everything. RRP: £54.99
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10 Stamp 0 Team Brand: Crankbrothers
Distributor: Extra UK and Cyclekit
The Crankbrothers Stamp 0 is the perfect pedal for beginner mountain bikers
seeking confidence and control. With a lightweight, durable composite body and concave platform, it offers stability and grip without the sharp edges of metal pins. Twelve moulded pins per side keep your feet planted, while smooth Igus bearings ensure lasting performance. Available in two sizes to fit a range of shoe sizes. RRP: £39.99
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11 Bora Ultra WTO 60 Team Edition Wheels Brand: Campagnolo
Distributor: Chicken Cyclekit
Now available for a limited time only. Used by Team Cofidis and VF Group Bardiani-CSF Faizane in the world tour, these wheels boast a bright label and the famous Campagnolo Shield graphic in order to bring that
Campagnolo name to full view for all and to ride like the world tour teams. RRP: £3300.00
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