Redline Bicycles is introducing the Redline Urbis for 2010 in efforts of satisfying the fixed gear rider who is looking for more of a bmx feel in a fixie. The Redline Urbis made its debut at InterBike Las Vegas in 2009, instantly catching the attention of fixed gear enthusiast. By design, the Urbis enables its rider freestyle capability. Redline has accomplished this by incorporating a MTB straight leg chromoly fork, NEW Redline Microline crank with Isis BB spindle, and Redline low rise cruiser bars. In addition, Redline has equipped the Urbis with a 140mm front mechanical disc brake. For barspin type tricks, the brake cable on Redline’s freestyle fixed gear bike is routed through the stem so riders can spin away. Gray in color with minimal graphics, the Urbis is urban fitted for eager freestyle fixed riders.

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To keep your drinks cold on a bike commute, Timbuk2 has redesigned its Classic messenger bag to bring you the Dolores Chiller. The Dolores Chiller features a waterproof TPU liner inside, which is insulated. The messenger bag drink cooler also features an integrated bottle opener for your connivence. It is currently being offered in a red/white/blue color scheme for $110.

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Sacramento’s own Nemesis Project has announced the new TrackFighter 700c trick frame, while this first look is a prototype, but as Nemesis stated, the frame turned out exactly as they wanted. The Nemesis Project Track Fighter Frame will not release with a fork, which has stirred up some controversy, but in the near future a aftermarket fork may release. Aesthetically designed for the growing popularity in rear wheel fixed gear tricks, while still using a “go fast” design. The frame is constructed of True Temper supertherm, and is handmade. You can purchase at the Nemesis Project website for $900….

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Commencal is taking serious ground for 2010, their frames look awesome plus the commercial we featured not long ago is amazing. Moving on, the Commencal Supreme DH Racing 2010 Mountain Bike rear suspension is strong, while the geometry is perfected for downhill racing. Released just as a frame, and yes you will pay a pretty penny (£2,199.99), or you can purchase the frameset which will get you the frame followed with Fox 40 RC2 forks, Sunline stem and handlebar, Thomson seatpost, and e.thirteen LG1+ chainguide which will run you £3,299.99.

Source: Dirtmountainbike…

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A regular cap won’t keep your head and ears warm during these warm winter months. For that job, you need a beanie. The Specialized Beanie is black, knitted to keep in the warmth while maintaining a nice, clean style. It also features a bill in the front, with a red Specialized “S” logo tag in the front. You can purchase the Specialized Beanie and keep your head warm for $25 at the Specialized online shop….

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The Bontrager BackRack 1 Bike Rack attaches nicely to your bike’s frame, allowing you to make grocery runs, store your boom box, or any other type of hauling you may need to do while on a bike. It is ideal for smaller sized bikes, as it has plenty of clearance to allow for lower positioned saddles. The Bontrager BackRack 1 Bike Rack also allows for the secure mounting of interchange trunks and panniers. You can purchase the Bontrager BackRack 1 Bike Rack at bontrager.com for $44.99….

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Two-time Tour de France winner Alberto Contador now has his own signature sneaker, the the Sidi special edition Genius 6.6 carbon. He was presented with these at a visit to Sidi Sport headquarters in Maser, Italy. The shoes are made lighter and stronger, with a handmade Carbon Lite sole. Contador’s special edition sneakers are white with gold highlights, with yellow, red, and gold crown designs commemorating his victories at the Tour de France, Giro d’Italia, and Vuelta a Espana. Of the shoes, Sidi Sports says “This Sidi Genius 6.6 Carbon is a special edition that’s only for Contador, not for the public. From January there will be a Sidi Ergo 2 Carbon, similar to this one, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Sidi Sport.”

Via BikeRadar….

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