The circuit revolutionaries make a stop in Central Switzerland

On May 30, the inventors of the Pinion gearbox will be guests at the Velociped bike store in Kriens to present their 18-speed bottom bracket gearbox. They will explain the technology, give an insight into the inner workings of the gearbox and talk about the potential of the gears in the bottom bracket.

Under the motto "The Pinion gearbox, revolution in bicycle shifting?", the Velociped bike store invites everyone who wants to look beyond the tradition of cassettes, front derailleurs and rear derailleurs to a get-together on Wednesday, May 30 at 19:30 in Kriens.

At Eurobike 2010, the Pinion gearshift concept was one of the sensations of the trade fair. The product reached market maturity in a remarkably short time. The combination of a three and six-speed gearbox has no overlaps and the housing is positioned centrally and low in the frame, which should give the bike good riding characteristics.

The two young German engineers and Pinion makers Christoph Lermen and Michael Schmitt are not the only ones at the start of the event. Oliver Römer from the company Tout-Terrain will be bringing along the first series models with built-in Pinion, so that test rides are also possible.

The Pinion evening is free of charge, registration is not required.

www.velociped.ch
www.pinion.eu
www.tout-terrain.de