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The second generation of Zwift's indoor bike fits riders from 146 cm and now includes the Bear Claw crank arms, priced at €1,199.99 in Europe.
BleeqUp has put the Rover on sale: 53 g, ZEISS lenses, a camera adjustable to three positions and 3K video at 60 frames per second, for €459 in France.
Estonia's Comodule unveils Astra, a connected module for electric bikes: up to twelve months of standby, location claimed accurate to 2.5 m, pre-orders open.
JetBlack is selling a bare frame that stays put on the indoor trainer. Adjustable from 48 to 62 cm, it costs €799 alone and €999 with the trainer.
Ortlieb now makes the fabric for its own panniers. Called Tidura, the TPU-coated cloth comes in two strengths and debuts on four bags from €110 to €220.
Campus and Hebie have the child-seat mount approved on the E:lite electric bike frame: the Kid'n'Carry interface is supplied from the factory.
Sigma overhauls its lighting range with the Smart Light Series: its flagship headlight adds a 170-lux high beam operated from the bar, at €169.95.
Oxford adds two D-locks to its Grinder range, with a carbide coating meant to wear through ten grinder discs and a high-security double locking system.
Pebblebee launches the LÔC8, a 6 cm cylindrical tracker that slips inside a handlebar tube, compatible with Apple Find My and Google Find Hub, at €42.05.
Firefly 3D-prints a titanium radar mount that bolts to the seat collar instead of a strap. Fits the Wahoo Trackr and three Garmin Varia, at $125.
Stan's launches Rolled Gold, a tubeless sealant for high-pressure road and gravel: 7.8 mm sealed at 100 psi, 35 ml claimed for a 700 x 28 tyre.
Quad Lock packs a 93 dBA alarm, a fingerprint sensor and Apple's Find My network into one bike unit, listed at €59.99 on its European store.
Garmin now sells its Tacx NEO 2T indoor trainer with the Zwift Cog pre-fitted and the Click controller, at €999.99 in France. Fits 8- to 13-speed bikes.
Gtechniq unveils Fabric Proof, a PFAS-free textile waterproofing spray claimed to last ten washes, with no tumble dryer needed. From £15.95 according to road.cc.
Redshift Sports launches the Quickdraw, a magnetically mounted saddle bag that comes off with one hand, offered at €74.99 in two sizes.
The Giro Montaro Pro helmet arrives at €299.99: Spherical shell with Mips, AURA II reinforcement, 23 vents and NTA certification for trail and enduro.
Silca adds a Mattone Ultimate to its saddle bag range: a quoted 44 grams, 0.4 litres, closed by a BOA Li2 dial, listed at €115 on its European store.
The Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium 5 Tour takes the Slovenian's own glasses, with his teammates' names engraved on the frame and the Eiffel Tower on the lens. Run: 500 units.
Kali Protectives unveils the Kru, a 650 g full-face helmet whose chin bar is a 360° titanium structure, certified to the ASTM F1952 downhill standard.
Schwalbe enters the electric mini pump market with the E-Micro Pump: 130 g, up to 120 psi (8.3 bar), a pressure display and USB-C charging, at €89.90.
MAAP launches Advanced_Optics, its first cycling eyewear collection: four models priced from €160 to €220, available since 7 July 2026 on maap.cc.
Unveiled at Eurobike 2026, the Loop Light is a bike light whose flexible body wraps around the handlebar with no screws or tools (22 to 35 mm tubes).
The Croozer Kid Lykke child trailer folds vertically down to 40 cm wide. A 3-in-1 model, gold winner at the Eurobike Award 2026, priced at €1,200.
Canyon unveiled the Stingr Smart at Eurobike 2026: a head-up display helmet prototype projecting safety alerts and ride data into the rider's view.
Invoxia unveils its GPS Tracker Pro Max at Vivatech: up to six months of battery, second-by-second tracking, two anti-theft modes. €179, on sale 1 July 2026.
ASSOS and Db unveil their first collaboration: a three-piece travel system — 50-litre duffel, helmet case and shoe pouch — for cyclists on the move. €369.
Irisarworld is crowdfunding a MEMS laser HUD on Kickstarter that projects navigation and ride data straight into the cyclist's field of vision.
German startup Veolo launches version 2.0 of its bike trailer on Kickstarter: three years of development, 6.7 kg on the scales, 60 kg payload.
With working steering, a chain drive and a real freewheel, LEGO recreates a 60 cm racing bike. Adults only, the set goes on sale on 1 June 2026.
The Tailfin Journey Rack is a modular, universal rack built for bikepacking, compatible with full-suspension mountain bikes and available from €180.
Meet the Hi-Tail, a telescopic rear light for bicycles that rises above the rider to deliver 360-degree visibility, with a lightsaber-inspired design.