Vitus Escarpe VRX

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Irish brand Vitus have been producing some great bikes of late, none more so than their insanely fun 135 mm Escarpe. The top of the line models drew the most attention, but it was the £2199 VRX that caught our eye. With a FOX Float Performance 34 Fork, full Shimano XT drivetrain and dropper post, when it comes to bang for buck, the VRX is a sledgehammer.

More info: vitusbikes.com

FINDRA Merino

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If we want to be at one with the mountain environment, insulating ourselves inside a bubble of waterproof neon plastic does not always sit in harmony. That’s why Findra produce a beautiful range of women’s garments, designed and made in Scotland from the finest Italian Merino wool. Breathable, functional and elegantly cut the range looks equally at home sipping coffees downtown as cutting loose through a muddy corner.

More info: findra.co.uk

Fat Lad At The Back Cyclewear

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Let’s face it, we cannot all boast the body fat percentage of a pebble, and it’s sometimes it can be hard to find riding gear for those amongst us with more ample proportions. While being more of a road company, Fat Lad At The Back cyclewear had to go in this report if only for having the most creative name in the business. Check them out.

More info: fatladattheback.com

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  1. Hope - Orange - ION - Stanton
  2. Fatcreations - Fabric - Canyon
  3. Vitus - FINDRA - Fat Lad At The Back
  4. Scary Chairs - Stealth F-37 E-Bike - X-BIONIC
  5. Exposure Capture Light - ROSE - Kärcher - Quick Lite
  6. Sonder - CRANKED - Air To The Drone

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