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At Sea Otter 2024, groundbreaking tech advancements are shown!

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The Terno T50 Prototype from Vittoria: Vittoria teases us with a first look at their new Terno T50 dirt tire. Nestled between their current Dry and Mix options, this tire promises improved traction on a variety of terrains with its hex-shaped tread pattern, which suggests Vittoria may be updating their tire selection with a new ‘T’ scale.

Giro’s Gritter and Empire SRC Shoes: Designed for XC and gravel enthusiasts, Giro unveils two new shoes. While the Empire SRC offers a traditional appearance with perforated uppers and lace retention, the Gritter promises lightweight performance with its Syncwire upper and twin BOA dials. Both models include carbon composite bottoms for the best power transfer.

Redshift’s Top Shelf Riser Bar: With its adjustable rise options and generous accessory mounting space, Redshift’s Top Shelf riser bar redefines comfort and utility. It’s revolutionary for riders looking for versatility and ease of usage, especially when paired with an ingeniously built bar bag for extra stability and convenience.


The Aero Chainring by Wolftooth for SRAM Cranks:
Equipped with Wolftooth’s one-piece aero chainring designed specifically for SRAM cranks, get ready to tear through the wind. This elegant modification, which comes in multiple sizes and is compatible with 1x drivetrains, promises improved aerodynamics without sacrificing performance.

20mm of front suspension for Cinelli’s Neo Gravel: The Hi-Ride Sterra fork provides an upgrade for Cinelli’s Nemo TIG Gravel frame. Made from specially drawn Spirit tubing and built to fit broader tires, it provides comfort and control on rough terrain, making it the perfect partner for daring gravel explorations.

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The Invert Gravel Fork of Cane Creek:
Cane Creek defies tradition by introducing the Invert, the first inverted gravel fork in history. By providing a ‘Goldilocks’ solution with choices for 30 or 40 mm of suspension travel, it challenges the current gravel fork design norm and promises the ideal mix of comfort and performance.

These developments, which range from tires to forks, push the limits of gravel riding and meet the many needs of gravel aficionados worldwide. As these innovative technology take to the trails and transform the gravel experience, keep a watch out for them.

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