
Aero machine for Garmin-Barracuda's latest signing

SRAM is smoother, quieter, more powerful, more refined

World champion goes for pink

Take a tour of the world champion's bike

The simple quick release mechanism requires just a simple lateral slide of the barrel adjuster to open up the arms.
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The dimpled rear end supposedly reduces drag...
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...as does the matte finish.
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Dump water into the top of the Tardis and the X-Static padding will supposedly absorb and redistribute it to help keep your head cool.
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A novel port right up top is designed for water, not air.
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Saris also has two special-edition Bones racks: one in pink to benefit breast cancer research and the other one to benefit leukemia patients.
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The Saris Bones RS trunk rack goes on quickly and tightens securely with the built-in ratcheting straps.
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...and they fold down when not in use.
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The composite arms can hold up to three bikes...
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The yellow ratchet arms allow for an extra-tight installation and can also be locked in place for security.
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The straps aren't woven nylon - they're rubber-coated steel.
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Got fog? Try Smith Optics' Fog Master lens surface treatment.
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Smith Optics launches the new PivLock V90 shield.
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The frameless design keeps the weight low and maximizes the field of view.
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The trick temples easily detach from the lens with just a 45-degree upward pivot for quick tint changes.
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TRP's new 970SL brake is made from forged and machined magnesium for a final weight of just over 100g per wheel.
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Channels in the shell are specially designed to help funnel water to the outer reaches of your noggin.
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Lazer's new Tardis is near delivery with its speedy-looking shape.
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Off-road riders get their own M 1600 wheels with the same 1,600g wheelset weight.
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Front hubs will be offered in 9mm, 15mm and 20mm fitments.
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The rear hub is again based on DT Swiss' 340 model and features Center Lock rotor compatibility - just add an adapter for six-bolt discs.
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DT Swiss tackles the mid-range wheel market with the new R 1600 clincher road wheels.
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The rear hub is essentially the same as the high-end 240s save for the heavier steel axle.
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The shallow 24mm-deep aluminum clincher rim helps keep the total weight down to a reasonable 1,600g per pair.
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Hallelujah! DT Swiss has released its new 10-degree ratchet rings for the aftermarket - for just US$30 a pair no less.
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The long awaited DT Swiss RRC 1250 all-carbon clincher road wheels are now finally in production.
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DT Swiss builds the RRC 1250 around its top-end 190 Ceramic hubs.
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The shallow all-carbon rim spins up quickly and provides pulse-free braking.
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The new Lazer Nirvana is aimed at cross-country riders who are looking for a bit more protection.
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Big front ports will bring in cooling air.
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The X-Static pads are slimmed down around the brow to prevent sweat build-up.
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Large rear vents should help evacuate hot air from beneath the helmet.
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Naturally, Lazer will equip the new Tardis and Nirvana with its superb Rollsys retention system.
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The arms are heavily machined to save weight.
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