Charge Bikes will release a saddle and grips in collaboration with Surface. As you can see, each component features black, blue and white.

The Charge x Surface Saddle features mid width, light, synthetic leather and is Charges “Spoon” saddle. A embossed Charge and Surface logo is present, plus cro-mo steel rails. Weighing in at 258 grams, retail price is $38.78.

Moving to the grips, which use a secure clamp dipped in anodized blue, etched on the aluminum and knurled pattern rubber. Retail is $17.05.

All products in the collaboration are limited.

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Van Moof comes out with an upgraded No.6 Urban Bike with the goal of elevating the status of the bike being dubbed as a “poor man’s ride”. The No. 6 model will debut at this year’s EuroBike Convention, targeting men and women cyclists on their quest for a sleek bike that is both chic and functional. Van Moof Marketing Niels Bark explains, “Everything about the bike has got to be ‘hater proof’. And we want to lift the bike up so that it isn’t seen as the poor man’s vehicle, but is still affordable, minimalistic, and full of style. You dress up nicely for going to work, and you want something nice to ride.”

The top frame bar is modified at a lower angle. The fenders have several color options and come with matching chain guard. It also features a rack which you can mount on the top frame tube…

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The Phaeton T for 2011 from Ridley is coming out with a new aero hydroformed seat tube and aero seat post which accommodates a 78 degrees seat angle and with a small size position seat clamp to create a maximum of 79 degrees angle forward. Its aerodynamic frame is engineered and designed with the 7005 triple butted tubal aluminum. The R-surface paint technology treatment allows it to break up the air by 3% that comes off the spinning wheel as it reduces the drag flow.

2011 Ridley Phaeton T also features its 4ZA Sphinx full carbon fork. It has the R- Flow jet foils which decreases the drag 5.5% of the spinning spokes which generates turbulence around the wheel. The triathlon specific geometry design of the Phaeton T is well suited for the new riders of the triathlon who are looking for the perfect aero riding position and comfort.

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MountainSmith is more popularly known for its lumbar packs and camera bags. The Bike Cube is totally different. It is a cycling specific bag with an ID card holder and it is designed carrying all the necessities for the rider on the move.

The Bike Cube Deluxe has a mesh pouch for your helmet and a center storage area for your shoes. It is equipped with a roll up tool bag and has plenty of space for internal storage to accommodate multi-tools, lube, spare tubes and other stuff. It also has two fleece lined eyewear pouches, mesh top and side panels with other various pockets and pouches for your valuables.

The Bike cube Deluxe bag has a removable padded fold out mat for your feet which could be used as a transition mat where you could change your gear in case you are in a triathlon race. It has detachable padded…

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Cannondale worked with RockShox on giving the Lefty forks new specs. The new Lefty uses RockShox Solo Air design and 1.5” headtube. It also has 25mm to 15mm axle and a dual-crown design. The compression damping makes the Lefty firmer and the square stauchion creates a mechanical movement with its needle bearings.

It also has a built-in low-speed compression valve and a 2.0 hole size. Air volume for the forks can be adjusted with spacers at the bottom of the air chamber with the removal of the lower cap. All of these modifications make the Lefty a stiffer and smoother fork.

The 2011 Lefty has two versions, the XLR and PBR. The XLR or the X-Loc and Rebound has a Floodgate knob used to remove air. This feature is present in RockShox forks to set the blowoff. The XLR has the RockShox X-Loc hydraulic remote lockout. The lockout features a…

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The 2011 Transition Bikes TransAM is designed to take the XC trails, but be aggressive on all mountain lines.

Featuring a Japanese butted 4130 Cro-mo ED (Electronic Deposit) frame that is treated for corrosion, with a frame weight of 6 pounds 2 ounces. A integrated headset has been added for a smooth look, CNC dropouts are also placed to run your traditional gears or single speed.

The Transition 2011 TransAM utilizes a 140mm fork, but can also accept a 160mm. Depending on the complete build you want (Geared $2,508.00, Singlespeed $2,238.00) the bike will weigh in between 23 – 25 pounds. Retail for the frame is $569.00. Available in Red, Green, or Pewter.

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A new E-Bike has emerged from Voltage Cycles, taking on the look of a cruiser and is known as ElectrickBas.

The Voltage Cycles ElectrickBas E-Bike uses a 48 volt lithium battery and a 600 watt brushless geared rear motor. You can ride around on the ElectrickBas for up to 2000 cycles, and ranges from 20 to 34 miles per charge. After running out of battery life, recharge time takes about 2 to 3 hours.

With a Triple Clamp front suspension, disc brakes, and a black/green color scheme, we are sure you will get a few looks riding in urban areas.

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