Another classic steel commuter that will fit your nice for the coming winter from Raleigh, the 2011 Clubman.

The Raleigh 2011 Clubman has the classic road bike look, but with a commuter feel. Added are fenders to block debris getting on your tires, and a Brooks Swift saddle just makes the bike look more retro.

The frame is constructed with Reynolds 520 Butted Chromoly Tubing, and the forks receive a 4130 Chromoly treatment. 9 speed shifting is supplied by Shimano Tiagra components. Sizes available are 50, 53, 55, 57, 59, 62cm.

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The Joker has been apart of the Diamondback line for sometime now, and as a entry level street/park bmx bike (or even flatland), they will bring it out again for 2011.

The 2011 Diamondback Joker features a Hi-ten steel frame with welded gyro tabs and cable routes, Hi-ten steel 1 1/4 forks with U-brake mounts, 175mm tubular chromoly 3-piece crank, and 44t steel sprocket (can you say dinner plate?).

Two color options are available, white and black. Available soon to Diamondback retailers.

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The Psycho Rim by Velocity was originally used for downhill mountain biking (24″ and 26″), then a 20″ BMX offering was released. Once again, the Velocity Psycho will adapt to another cycling realm, fixed gear.

Designed for tricks, the Velocity 700c Psycho rim is offered in 36, 40, and 48 holes. For those that need a rim for hard landings and to take a beating, the Psycho 700c is 31.5mm wide, sturdier than the other track specific rims. MSRP is not known as of yet, but the rims should release to retailers soon.

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First introduced in 2010, Pinarello found success with the Lungavita fixed models, and now will release four more in 2011.

Lungavita, which translates to “long life” will release two special models called the Soho and Chelsea, which both use vibrant colors. If this does not fit your fancy, two other simple colors are releasing in red and black.

Comparing the 2011 Pinarello Lungavita to the previous year, the 2011 handlebars are more aggressive for track racing, and Most duel track rims that are deeper.

The Soho 2011 Lungavita might have two option available, a drop bar and flat bar. In the catalog, a flat bar is shown, but the product images distributed on the web shows drop. Retail price should be around $1,200.

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Raleigh will release the XXIX and XXIX+G 2011 models shortly, both are popular amongst 29er enthusiast.

The Raleigh XXIX+G uses a 10 speed system with a mixture of Shimano components, and Fox F29 RL 100mm with 15mm Thru Axle. A clear coat raw finish is also applied, just like the XXIX. Polished rims and red parts pretty much sums up the XXIX+G for 2011. Retail price is not yet stated.

Up next we have the 2011 Raleigh XXIX 29er, a single speed mtb. Instead of making the frame and fork flashy, it will retain a raw finish, and minimal hints of green throughout. What you might not notice from the stock images, is the 2011 XXIX uses a Gates Carbon drive belt and cogs stock. Decals make the bike look like distressed, signifying the bike has been through a lot. MSRP has yet…

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Yeti is celebrating their 25th Anniversary with a special edition 575 for 2011, a limited edition that will release as a frameset and complete bike.

The Yeti 2011 575 25th Anniversary is limited to 250 (individually numbered). As you can see, Yeti took the original colors used of turquoise and yellow, plus dart design and graphics. Although a original look, you will ride with new age style with tapered head tube, ISCG mounts, mounted chain stay front derailleur, alloy chain stay design with thru axle.

Upon purchasing the Yeti 575 25th Anniversary frameset you will receive a Fox Float fork and headset. MSRP for the frameset is $2,999.

For the complete Yeti 575, which comes with the Enuro bike kit, features a Fox Float RLC FIT 15QR Tapered fork, Shimano XT 10 spd Dyna System groupset, and DT Swiss X1600 wheels. Retail price is $4,500.

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Bumping the 928 SL for the top model in the HoC series (Hors Category) is the newly introduced 2011 Bianchi Oltre, a high end road bike.

Fitting its name perfectly, the Oltre which means “Beyond Limit” features monocoque design constructed of high density carbon composite. This will adds to the stiffness for the Bianchi 2011 Oltre.

Bianchi has used a technology on the Oltre called CNT aka Carbon Nano Tube. CNT is epoxy resign and nano powder added for reduction in micro fractures. This adds overall durability by 49%, and 20% higher than the previous nano technology.

Also new from Bianchi is the X-TeX design around the head tube, which is basically internal molding shaping the inner walls of carbon, then abbreviations rise. The procedure increases stiffness, and resistance to impact. Best part, the weight stays the same.

A process known as WMP was executed, this reduces weight…

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