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Ridea is an Innovative company Based in Taiwan, we have partnered with this great company to supply all their great products - Chain Rings, BB, Power Ring, Pulley Wheels, Brake Systems, Wheel Systems & Integrating Components. Check out their ranges @ RIDEABIKES We will be adding some products into our site but we have a full product range available if you wish to buy and distribute within NZ.

The Friday was all about the Logistics, packing bike and all the dry & wet gear in case it rains and hoping it stays hot and dry (NZ weather to be consistent Yeah Right) Forecast was light rain for the Saturday race, did the usual leave work at 3pm for the Coromandel and hoping the Auckland traffic was clear for that time but no luck an hour to get out of Auckland, after an hour of traffic it was the open road to Coromandel. Clear weather until i got to the Kopu hill where it was rain and winds thinking not...

Bike: Velocite Magnus Wheels: Venn REV35 TCC So I've been putting in some decent kilometres this winter and feeling pretty fit when a mate asked me if I was keen to do the K2. Yeah why not (it's only known as the toughest one day cycle challenge in the Southern Hemisphere) but we had done the K1 last year so I just needed to add some more kilometres and a few more hills and it should be sweet (are these my famous last words??) That was a few months ago and I've been riding with the Rouleur Cycle guys. Getting dropped multiple times was the wake up call I needed...

Great news for bicycle lovers as the KEITHBIKE is available exclusively to www.trevscycleshop.co.nz Customised and personalised - make it your bike

We're pleased to announced we're now stocking Venn Wheels and they're pretty special. Check out the review by www.bikerumor.com Velocite’s new Venn Composite rims break the mold w/ filament wound, single strand carbon construction Velocite has launched a new brand called Venn Composites to produce rims unlike anything we’ve seen before. There are two models, one using a filament wound construction and one using a continuous fiber construction to eliminate seams and misaligned patterns. We’ll start with the filament wound version:The traditional method of making carbon fiber rims involves cutting pieces from a sheet of woven or unidirectional carbon, laying...