Head over to The Shadow Conspiracy website for an in-depth look at their BTR cassette hub! There’s a lot of details and things you might not consider just looking at it! Dialed for sure!
Product: Mankind – Oil Slick Colorway
Just spotted this over on The Merged and I’m actually feeling it. We’ve seen A LOT of oil slick this past year, but Mankind have added their own flavor of it. They’ve made the color a little different and added options like a titanium axle that really sets it off. Go Check out more info and photos right here!
Sneak Peek: Profile Racing – Ricky Moseley Matte Water Camo Colorway
Here’s a little something we spotted over on the Profile Racing Instagram! It looks like Ricky Moseley is next up for a signature colorway and is going with this matte water camo for the hubs, sprockets and stems! These won’t be out until spring, so expect full details closer to their release! How good do these look?
Sneak Peek: Shadow Conspiracy – Raptor Freecoaster
Here’s a little sneak peek we spotted on The Merged of the new Shadow Conspiracy Raptor freecoaster they’re working on. Click here to get the full details on this!
Eclat – Kolibri Hubs Promo
Take a closer look at the Kolibri hubs from Eclat in this new video they dropped today. After you check that out, get more info about each hub below!
“Kolibri Rear Cassette Hub:
The Kolibri cassette hub is all about simplicity. The hub shell is clean and simple that keeps the cnc machining time down and therefore the price. The flanges are nice and low and match better to the front hubs, so from the side view the bike has a nicely equal balance in the proportions. Sticking with a regular 14mm hollow axle helps keep the weight down, and a simple cassette system with a full bushing driver continues the ‘simple’ theme inside the hub too. So if you’re looking for a straight forward, clean and simple low flange cassette hub, here it is.
Kolibri Front Hub:
The Kolibri front hub is a clean, light and elegant piece of rolling technology. It features a simle low flange design made possible by using a smaller diameter bearings, 2 on each side to ensure it rolls as good as it looks. A straight forward 10mm regular axle making it incredibly light and great for rolling on and on and on…and on.“
Inside the Primo Freemix Freecoaster
Head on over to The Merged where Dave Paterson has dissected the new Primo Freemix Freecoaster and explains the advantages of features of this hub and complete wheel. Take a peek!
First Look – KHE Crisman Freecoaster
Head over to The Merged for an in-depth look at the new Bruce Crisman freecoaster from KHE Bikes. Dave explains how the internals work, which is something I know I’ve been curious about since it first made an appearance online.
Sneak Peek: KHE – Crisman Freecoaster
Here’s a little preview of the new freecoaster that KHE and Bruce Crisman are currently working on that I spotted on The Merged. These guys have worked together on freecoaster’s in the past and I can only imagine this will be even better. According to Dave over at The Merged, this one will be out soon, so freecoaster riders can get excited now!