Fixed bikes were well to the fore at last week's Core Bike show with a really interesting selection of machines reflecting how diverse the one geared bit of the road cycling world is becoming. We've already showcased the track classicism of the fixed version of Colnago's Master X Light and featured the new line of Traitor bikes here and here, so let's take a look at what was on offer from Cinelli, All City, Light Blue and Identiti.
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Saddleback scoops Castelli Distributor of the Year Bike Biz ... visibility of the Felt/Castelli cycling team with numerous victories throughout the year. “Not only did the Saddleback crew push the brand in the UK, ... |
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