The Origin 8 Classic Chainring are not available to buy just yet, but are slowly hitting retailers now. Weighs a half of a pound, the Origin 8 Classic Chainring cost $24 for a 49t at Velomine. As of now, only a chrome model will release, but maybe some more colors in the near future. Via John Prolly.
Here is your chance to own the super limited Benny Gold x Velocity Rims. Quick rundown on the man behind the rims, Benny Gold is a artist and designed from San Francisco, who has also created the Mash SF bike. As you can see, the Benny Gold x Velocity Rims are two toned gold and black, and come with a tag stamp. Only 200 sets released, and Brick Lance Bikes has 2 of them.
If you wanted the Brooks Saddles, but have not had a chance to pick one up, Ben’s Cycles still has limited quantities in stock. What is different with these seats from others, well they are samples and came from Brooks showroom. Stop by Ben’s Cycles to pick yours up.
Here is something sweet making its way online for a first showing, the EAI Gold Medal Pro Chainring. Matching the Gold Medal Pro Cog, the chainring is made in the USA. Cool qualities are the heat treatment, and stainless steel. Releasing in 46 tooth – 53t, dropping in 2010. Via Bike Reviews and John Prolly.
Since Summer of 2006, Suzue fell off the map, and as many rumors floated around, now they are back with the Pro Max model, and other Track Hubs. Identical to the previous hubs released in the past, using the same smooth bearings and hologram decals. Retail price is $220. Via Urban Velo.