The buzz around Trek/Lemond split has left many questions. What is next for Trek? Will Armstrong be introducing a new bike line?
What most folks didn’t hear during all this buzz was the word Klein. That’s right Klein is coming back to the states. Just when Trek was pushing out the last […]

Silicon Valley Business Journal:
General Motors has announced the acquisition of Specialized Bicycle Components. The boards of directors of both companies approved the acquisition on Friday. The acquisition is expected to be completed in the third quarter of 2008 pending regulatory approval in the US, Canada and Europe. Terms of the all-share acquisition from Specialized Founder […]

I stumbled across photos Sunrace’s blog tonight on their mountain components.   I guess they debuted at the Interbike Dirt Demo but this is the first time I have seen photos or word about anything.  There aren’t any shifters displayed on the blog, but digging through their website it looks like something is in the […]

I am known for swapping parts out on my bike. I normally buy a bike frame based on it’s universal opportunities. My Karate Monkey has been a single speed that was fully rigid, to 1×8 with front suspension, and everything in between. I have a Gary Fisher X-Cal that has been a […]

The big release this year at Trek for mountain was of course the new Fuel EX. Along those same lines came the Remedy. I won’t bore you with all the info that you can find ALL over the internet. Let’s talk about new news.
Their clothing. The new shorts are amazing. […]

Via: Singletrack Magazine
New rear air AND coil shocks, singlespeed carbon cranks, new Code disc brakes and uprated Juicy brakes.
Once again, Greg Herbold led an all-star cast of engineers and racers to present SRAM’s new 2008 lineup. There weren’t any shocking new developments this year, but enough to keep people interested for the presentation (unless that […]