The Ripley is one of the biggest classics in the Ibis portfolio. The twentyniner now has more suspension travel, improved geometry and storage space in the frame. The trail bike also has a new look, very similar to its big brothers HD6 and Ripmo. The latter is also new in the same respects, but has 150 millimetres of travel at the rear and comes as a twentyniner or with an MX setup, depending on the size.

Since 2002, Canyon has established itself as one of the world's most innovative and progressive brands in cycling. Now the company is also setting foot in the cycling shoe market and presenting the new "Tempr CFR", a shoe line specially developed for road, cross-country and gravel racing.

Specialized presents the Status 2, the bike that pushes the boundaries of mountain bikes. It's a trail bike and a park bike at the same time. The Status 2 was developed to be easy and ready to go, regardless of the terrain. Specialized's Ride Dynamics team developed the kinematics and tuned the geometry to create a lively, lively bike that feels at home on technical singletrack as well as jumping down stairs. Particular emphasis was placed on high-quality suspension and brakes, with the entire package designed for durability.

Service close at hand: Rose Bikes is strategically expanding its stationary network of partner workshops. The Bocholt-based company is entering into a cooperation with Verbund Service und Fahrrad (VSF), one of the largest stationary networks in the industry in Germany, and is successively adding VSF-allride certified workshops to its service portfolio. In addition to its nine own stores and eight cooperation stores, the bicycle manufacturer is now working with a total of over 130 selected partner workshops in the DACH region, providing its customers with a comprehensive service network in their vicinity.