Santa Cruz doubles the number of carbon frames in the lineup
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The new Blur LT Carbon uses the same second-generation
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A newly tapered head tube
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The upper link is carbon, too, and all pivots feature
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The lower link includes handy grease ports
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The dropouts are carbon as well
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Trigon makes frames and components for other brands
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The top-end RQC-929X features a tapered steerer
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An integrated mast is also included.
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The RQC-929X will be available
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Carbon dropouts are augmented by a replaceable rear derailleur hanger.
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The top tube features recessed routing for the rear brake cable.
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Continental's new Kaiser features an aggressive DH-specific tread
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The Kaiser uses an open pattern
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The Rain King is Continental's new DH-specific tire
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Taller and more widely spaced knobs
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Continental's versatile Rubber Queen
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As compared to the Kaiser and Rain King,
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The new Schwalbe Wicked Will
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The slightly squared-off shoulder
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The Schwalbe Dirty Dan is intended for wetter conditions.
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Tall knobs penetrate the ground and the siped knob surfaces
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Schwalbe's unique Curve Claws
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Vittoria have increased thread count to 320tpi
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The new Vittoria Cross Evo XM is intended for muddy conditions
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Giro add two new casual models to the lineup such as the Fader.
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The squared-off Fader will presumably appeal more to men.
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Rubber pads on the nosepiece prevent slipping.
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The Cymbal offers a more rounded and softer profile.
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Metal details adorn the hinge area.
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Giro also add new yellow and orange tints
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Tifosi's new Salvo uses a metal frame
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The new Tifosi Scatto is said to weigh just 24g.
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The tight curve presumably offers good protection
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The popular Tifosi Pavé model gets a revised frame
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Lizard Skins' new DSP Bar Tape is impressively grippy.
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The non-porous surface is also easy to clean.
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Saris' new T-Bones rack is aimed at urban cyclists
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The four-point plastic base is meant to stay inside
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…to apartment or loft.
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An integrated cable lock and a number of lock cores
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