He's also a pilot!!!! In this photo Mitch Truxe the purchaser for Wrench Science serenely soars through the air on his recently acquired Ibis Hakkalugi When asked how do you like your Ibis? Mitch's response was " the air is thin up here"! How can you refute that?
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
He's not just the purchaser at Wrench Science!!!!!
He's also a pilot!!!! In this photo Mitch Truxe the purchaser for Wrench Science serenely soars through the air on his recently acquired Ibis Hakkalugi When asked how do you like your Ibis? Mitch's response was " the air is thin up here"! How can you refute that?
Friday, November 13, 2009
Colnago and Bbox... Special Edition EPS
To celebrate the newest EPS color, Colnago also announced that this special team edition “Bbox” paint scheme will be available by January 1, 2010 to consumers at the standard EPS pricing with no color up charges.
“We are proud to be supporting a Grand Tour professional team in 2010, and offering to consumers this special team edition color on the EPS is a wonderful way to celebrate Colnago’s return to Grand Tours,” said Ernesto Colnago, the company’s founder.
Colnago’s sponsorship deal with Bbox Bouygues Telecom will cover both road and time trial framesets beginning with the 2010 season. Colnago is confident that the team will be included in both the Tour de France and the Giro d’Italia. Riders will use a mix of the EPS and CX-1 models for the road, and the Colnago Flight frameset for time trials.
Colnago will also put forth a stronger presence in the U.S. domestic racing in 2010 with the signing of U.S. based Team Type 1, plus a all new Italian based and factory backed Colnago – CSF Inox squad, both of whom hope to be included in next year’s tougher Tour of California.
Introduced in 2009 and made from hand-rolled carbon tubes with design input from Colnago’s engineers, the EPS is Colnago’s flagship road machine. Produced solely in Italy, the EPS is offered in 22 different frame sizes – 14 with traditional geometry and eight sloping. Colnago’s use of 3PRS technology – internal ribs of carbon in the EPS’ top and down tubes – ensures that the frame is one of the most laterally stiff and lightest lugged carbon frames in the world.
About Colnago
Colnago, Cambiago, Italy, is the world renowned manufacturer of the legendary Colnago bicycle. In business 55 years, Colnago produces a broad range of road, track, Mtb, cyclocross and specialty use frame and bicycle designed for discerning consumers.
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Saturday, September 12, 2009
Attention All Niner Jet 9 Customers!
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Thursday, September 3, 2009
SFNWD10
It's harder and harder for the video producers to make something different than what's already been made. The guys who did Collective, Roam and Seasons have angled towards beautiful vistas and remote locations. NWD tends to go for maniac lines. All out Productions has a very urban feel. Is this segment going to be the next best trick? No, but the views are going to be spectacular and the idea is brilliant and of course it's SF representing.
Thanks pinkbike
Thanks pinkbike
Monday, August 31, 2009
Chris King Bikes?
Everybody in the cycling industry has heard about Chris King. We have all owned at least a headset, maybe a couple of hubs and now bottom brackets. The question for the real fanatic is do you own a Chris King bike? You might say to yourself "Chris King doesn't make bikes." , but you might have to ask "or does he?" While I was reading about some new Chris King goodies coming out this fall like inset headsets and BB's for Truvativ/SRAM cranks I came across a little side note about a Chris King side project. Cielo Bikes I thought it was a bike builder pairing up with Chris, turns out there's more to it. Chris is designing and building bikes himself. The chainstay reads "Built by Me, Chris King" Those words could put you in another league when you walked into your local shop and the guy behind the counter thinks he knows everything about Chris King. What I really liked was the bike he builds is traditional steal with a lugged 1" headtube mated to a 1 1/8" fork. No that is not a mis-spell. You'll have to see for yourself how he makes that work. Cielo Bikes built by Chris King
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