Yeti SB5.5c
The SB5.5c is where the trail, all-mountain and gravity bike intersect. Tried and tested under the likes of EWS champion Richie Rude and Yeti’s in-house test team, this lightweight bike eats up grueling technical climbs and hauls going downhill. Forget any preconceived notions about 29ers, thanks to an impeccable frame design, shortened chain stays and aggressive suspension spec, this bike is easy to maneuver and feels lively and quick on the descents.
Cervélo R3 Disc
Cervélo doesn’t embrace new technology just because it’s available and popular. Integrating disc brakes into the Tour de France-winning R3 meant a lot more than simply slapping them on. First, the technology had to be on track for UCI approval — the R3 is a renowned road-racing force, after all. Then we needed time to test, test and test again to ensure the optimal balance in aerodynamics, weight, stiffness and all the other factors that separate Cervélo from the competition. Fact is, details matter when changes are made to iconic frames, which is why you can trust us when we say that the R3 Disc is well worth the wait.
Quintana Roo Women’s Dulce
This women’s tri bike isn’t a man’s bike in disguise, it’s built by QR’s engineers specifically for women who will love the fit and comfort. The Dulce features a taller head tube, a narrower base bar and shorter reach aerobar that fits a wide range of triathletes, and it has a gender-specific triathlon saddle. It also features a carbon fiber frame, which is lightweight and stiff with aerodynamics that will help you slice through the wind. Built with the latest cutting-edge Shimano 105 components, The Dulce will provide years of confident racing and riding enjoyment.
