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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.

The revised brakes have only been available for a short time and Hope is already conjuring up numerous other new must-haves from its workshops. As the English industry platform Bikemagic.com reports, Hope presented new parts at the Core Bike Show in Towcester, England, at the end of January.

Disc brake under 300 grams
The most eye-catching innovation is the Mono Mini Pro with its green anodized housing. With this disc brake, titanium screws and a carbon lever ensure further weight reductions compared to the already familiar Mono Mini. As a result, the Mono Mini Pro should weigh less than 300 grams.

Expanded range of headset bearings
The control bearing range has been updated. Stainless steel industrial bearings and improved seals are intended to increase durability. Hope now also offers semi-integrated headsets and a model that allows 1-1/8" forks to be ridden in a frame with a 1.5" head tube.

Lightweight hubs for complete bikes
The Pro3 Straigh Pull Hubs are brand new. These lightweight disc brake hubs are designed exclusively for straight spokes in the Pulstar design and are therefore only available in complete wheels - a first for Hope.

The first seatpost from Hope
The long-awaited seatpost from Hope was also presented for the first time at the Core Bike Show. This will be available in either a carbon or aluminum version and should be available in the course of the spring.

Exact delivery dates and prices for all new Hope parts are not yet known. However, the first pictures are already available at Bikemagic.com

www.hopetech.com


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