Components

Fazua shuts down on 31 October: CTDI takes over service, warranties and the app, and owners must agree to the transfer of their data before 28 October.

Cane Creek dresses its Invert CS suspension gravel fork in white and champagne: 50 units hand-built in North Carolina, at $1,199.99.

WTB launches the CMR Light i30, 29-inch carbon cross-country wheels with a 30 mm hookless rim, on Frequency 7X hubs with 10 degrees of engagement.

Continental launches a limited edition of its Grand Prix 5000 S TR tyre in Tadej Pogačar's colours, sold with a Pogi figurine promoting road safety.

Öhlins unveils the GXF30 M.1, its first dedicated gravel suspension fork: 40 mm of travel, three compression modes and a limited production run.

Newmen launches the Phase, carbon MTB handlebars with 8° of upsweep whose VariGrip versions adjust over 50 mm of width without a saw, from €160.

Reserve now offers its 30|XC carbon XC wheels in 32-inch, with a dedicated rim profile, at €1,799 a pair on its European store.

Rene Herse moves to 32-inch wheels with the Indiana Pass, a 55 mm semi-slick tyre offered in four casings and expected to arrive in April 2027.

Continental brings its Dubnital XC and gravel tyre to 32in, with Race casing and Rapid compound, for a worldwide release announced for April 2027.

Spanish BMX brand Fly Bikes sells a linear inner tube that slips around the rim without taking the wheel off. More sizes and Presta valves are planned.

Hope launches a stainless steel brake rotor for Avinox-powered electric mountain bikes, with the speed sensor slots cut directly into the rotor.

Launched on the Canyon Grail, DT Swiss's 40 mm F 132 and F 132 One gravel suspension forks are now sold separately, at €809 and €1,149.

With version 1.38 of the eBike Flow app, Bosch adds four-level traction control and shows the remaining charging time on the display of its e-bike systems.

Newmen brings its Streem G.62 aero gravel wheel to 32-inch: 1,670 g per pair in the carbon version, reserved for now for bike manufacturers' original equipment.

Finnish manufacturer DMACK Nordic wants to fit an RFID chip into its Suomi Tyres bicycle tyres from 2027, to trace the origin of the natural rubber.

PNW Components updates its Loam flat pedals: a new axle certified EFBE Tri-Test E-Gravity, 440 g a pair, at €172.95 in five colours.

Hunt widens its 5AM Gravel Limitless gravel wheels: a 54 mm deep front rim, 27 mm internal width, 1,447 g per pair, on pre-order at €2,399.

Scottish firm Intradrive puts its GD8, a 700 W motor with an integrated 8-speed gearbox, into production on the Obscur ENYX and Alutech ePelmo GD8 e-MTBs.

Cadex unveils the Max XC, its first mountain bike wheels: 1,248 g, a 30 mm carbon rim and spokes bonded to the hub, tested with its World Cup riders.

5DEV launches the AV3, the signature crank of downhill racer Asa Vermette, made from forged 7050 aluminium and priced at $299.99 in the United States.

Reverse launches the Machete Enduro 35 and Direct Mount 50 stems, machined in Germany and priced at €159.90 each, for enduro, freeride and downhill riding.

ENVE redesigns its SES 6.7 PRO aero wheels: 59 and 65 mm rims for the UCI limit, a hooked bead, tubeless tyres only and 1,495 g per pair.

WTB launches the CGR i28, carbon gravel wheels with a 28 mm internal rim for 50 to 54 mm tyres, fitted with new Frequency 7X hubs and DLC-coated pawls.

Wolf Tooth launches the ALT Performance, a 15 mm thick SPD-compatible clipless pedal listed at €185 on its store, against €250 for the ALT XC.