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Swiss thread, Swiss milling porn and Swiss portfolio growth

For once, the bike clothing deputy sheriff didn't ride through the prairie, but was on an inspiration tour in Berlin - and picked up new jerseys. At CNC and carbon specialist ceetec, new chain guides are waiting to be fitted to the seat tube. Distributor Ruchti has a new dropper post and parts from Fifty Fifty will soon be available in bike stores too.

With the new London and Berlin functional polo shirts, the Swiss bike clothing manufacturer Deputy Sheriff offers two stylish jerseys that should cut a good figure on the trail, in the city, on a beer garden tour or on the way to work. The multifunctional polo shirts offer an incognito mode: first full function on the trail and then so much style in the hut or beer garden that you are not immediately revealed as a cyclist.
www.deputy-sheriff.eu

At Basel-based lightweight construction specialist ceetec, the milling machines were running at full speed again. The "next generation" chain guide is a new addition to the range. This fits on a seat tube with a diameter of 34.9 millimetres, is made of aluminium and carbon and is extremely light at 18.9 grams.
www.ceetec.ch

The Swiss bike protagonist Ruchtibicycle now offers an alternative to the familiar dropper seatposts. The saddle can be held in any position by means of a mechanical fixation of the seat post. If you lift the bike with the seat post lowered, the system remains in position and the seat post cannot be extended. Remote control of the 9Point8 dropper post is via cable, the adjustment range is 150 millimetres, the post measures6 440 millimetres in length.
www.9point8.ca
www.ruchtibicycle.ch

An old hand in the Swiss bike industry, Holger Katz, wants to get specialist retailers on board with his distribution company Numbernine. The colorful flat pedals and narrow/wide chainrings as well as the stems and chain guides from Fifty Fifty can therefore be purchased by customers not only through direct sales, but also from local dealers.
www.numbernine.ch


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