Hope makes short work of it Most cranks measure between 165 and 175 millimetres, even slightly shorter on e-mountainbikes. The previous 155-millimeter crank is now topped, or rather undercut, by Hope. The new Evo crank with 135 millimetres should offer maximum ground clearance and open up new possibilities, especially for smaller riders or children. 15.11.2024
A bike less ordinary Reshoring is a current trend in the bicycle industry. This refers to the relocation of production from Asia back to Europe. The milled parts specialist Hope does not have to go down this path: The manufacturing location for the latest addition, a High Pivot Enduro, is also England. 14.05.2022
New robust lights from the brake specialist With the "R4+" and the "District 3", the British company Hope is launching two new and extremely robust lights that are ideal for off-road and road use at night. The R4+ front light provides 1500 lumens of light output, while the District 3 rear light provides 105 lumens. The lights are available individually or combined from specialist retailers. 02.11.2017
How to promote young talent: Hope offers cool children's mountain bikes - for rent Known for their milling and anodizing orgies on brakes, cranks, hubs and stems, the makers at Hope now also have a heart for the next generation of mountain bikers: with the "Academy", Hope is launching high-quality children's mountain bikes that are available for hire and are designed to be durable and lightweight thanks to high-end parts. 19.05.2017
Hope gets into gear The CNC parts have already been on show several times at Eurobike - and now they are available: The cassettes from Hope. The milled works of art make quite an impression. 26.07.2016
A carbon frame from Hope? Sophisticated milled parts are familiar from Hope. But an enduro frame made of carbon? That's exactly what the milling artists from England have in their back pocket. But it is still unclear whether the frame will go into series production. 04.05.2016
Hope has it under control At the English bike show Core Bike, Hope shows what's new in its portfolio: components for the cockpit and also drive components are new. Hope is also putting development work into its own cassette. 31.01.2013
Hope jumps on the 11-speed bandwagon The XX1 concept from Sram with an 11-speed cassette and a single chainring is uncompromising: eleven gears must be enough and a special freehub body on the hub must also be fitted to the rear wheel. Production of the matching hubs has just started in Barnoldswick, England, Hope's production site. 20.11.2012
Eurobike 2012: Hope presents new components for downhill and cross-country bikes The English aluminum milling masters have new platform pedals and a new four-piston brake in Friedrichshafen, which feel right at home on gravity bikes. A new chain guide and a bashguard with integrated chainring are available for the same segment. For the cross-country faction, Hope also manufactures a freehub body that accommodates the wide-range XX1 cassette from Sram. 31.08.2012
Disc brakes for road bikes pick up momentum In June 2010, the International Cycling Union (UCI) announced that disc brakes would be permitted on transverse bikes in the future. This approval will bring fresh input into the design of brake systems for cross bikes and racing bikes. The English manufacturer Hope presents a universal solution with a converter that activates two hydraulic disc brakes despite mechanical brake levers. 01.02.2012
Hope mills new downhill stem Better known for components such as brakes, hubs or lighting, Hope Technology from Barnoldswick UK has now designed a downhill stem. 26.01.2010
Hope Mini pink: flowery brakes Hope brakes are known for their braking power, mechanical quality and precise CNC-machined metalwork. All of these attributes are usually associated with masculinity. Now the English component manufacturer is embracing its feminine side - at least in the design of a limited edition of the Mini disc brake. 30.11.2007
Sticha presents Hope-Disc with air cooling Six pistons, two brake discs - and that per wheel: Bob Sticha is setting a new standard for downhill stoppers. Sticha has given the already snappy "Mono 6-Ti" from British premium manufacturer Hope a rotor consisting of an aluminum carrier on which two interconnected brake discs are mounted. 30.11.1999
Hope mills further innovations The developers at Hope must be getting by on little sleep at the moment. At the Core Bike Show, the English component manufacturer presented new brakes, hubs, headset bearings and, for the first time, a seatpost. 30.11.1999
