Zyro’s Fresh Goods Part Two

Fresh Goods News

As we’re snowed in due to the permawinter here’s part two of fresh goods from Zyro.

Hopefully normal service and spring will be resumed next week…

Magura

Now that's a caliper

HS11 - Classic rim brake with a ton of power

HS11 Old school leverage

MT4 built with Carbotecture and dual piston fixed caliper

MTS saves weight over the MT4 with hollow pin tech.

MT6 - lighter again with an aluminium lever and clamp

MT8 - Magura's lightest brake

MT8 - Carbotecture SL master and Carbolay lever

MT8 Caliper - dual piston with one piece design for stiffness

Coming soon?

TS6 - for trail, enduro and xc

TS8 - superstiff with DAD tech, that's Double Arch design to you and me

Altura

The slightly mild Terminator

SMIDSY proof Night Vision Evo Jacket

Complete with removal Lightstick LED/Terminator eye

If spring ever comes; the Gradient Short Sleeve Jersey

Matching Mayhem shorts in black

or Blue

We're liking the Apex baggy styling

Gripping stuff

and what you're ride buddies will see

Ladies get the Synchro stretch baggy

and Synchro 3/4 baggy

with classy design features

Camo for gromits with the Children's Spark baggy

Varium Jacket for the spring reality

Waterproof, breathable and stretch construction with pit zips should cover most bases.

New Attack 360 Jacket - full on waterproof with removable hood

Nice design touches inside too

Bryton

Rider 21 - GPS computer with barometer for real time logging

Rider 40 - Training enabled for competitive riders

Rider 50 with 1:50k OS mapping

Rider 60 - coming soon touch screen full on training and navigation machine

Torq

All the flavours in bar form, they're very edible...

Geltastic to help with Torq's rule of threes

Recovery aids and drinkable energy to keep you fully fueled.

Handy refills now available

Right that’s your lot for this week. I’m heading off to the airport. See you next week for the return of Fresh Goods Friday

Comments (5)

james March 22, 2013 at 6:58 pm

“Now that’s a caliper”
The mounting holes are round, not slotted? How do you centre the caliper on the rotor?

mumblemiler March 22, 2013 at 9:26 pm

Think you’ll find it’d for a motorbike. You can see “BMW K100” on the laminate behind the calliper.

Northwind March 22, 2013 at 10:44 pm

Yah, radial fork motorbike caliper, think that one was standard fitment on the Aprilia SVX and maybe some katooms. 4-pot 4-pad.

Patriot March 23, 2013 at 4:15 pm

I wonder if any of that Altura stuff lasts more than one user before falling appart at the seams…

RobinT March 23, 2013 at 10:23 pm

I like the taste of Torq bars, but since they’ve shrunk to 45g they have become poor value compared to others and you have to faff with opening more of them on a long event.

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