Hey Ladies! Interbike 2014

Sep 11, 2014 at 9:23
by Rachelle Frazer Boobar  
Interbike 2014

Boom! Troy Lee Designs have re-awakened their ladies' Skyline short with a whole new look and feel for 2015.



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Leigh Donovan was brought in to consult on much of the renovation of the Skyline, and the short now includes a taller waistband, side pocket, taller rear stretch panel and side vents. This colourway is aptly called Speedah... The Skyline jersey remains structurally unchanged, although a long sleeved version will be available. This black jersey has some subtle cheetah patterns on the side panels. Raaawr.



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Here's a bonus for all of you TLD helmet diehards, 2015 colour sneak peeks.



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As their fledgling year as a bicycle brand came to a wrap, the ladies at Juliana decided that they needed to do things a little differently for their 2015 range. Realizing that women wanted more options, they have made the Furtado available in six different build kits for 2015 and that includes two different levels of carbon frames to choose from. Pictured here is the top of the line Furtado CCXX1. If you are in the market for the best of the best in the 130mm category, this is Juliana Bicycle's answer to the call.



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The CCXX1 features 130mm travel RockShox Pike, Fox Float Kashima coated CTD rear shock, Sram XX1 drivetrain, RockShox Reverb Stealth seat post, Shimano XTR brakes, and has been upgraded to include carbon Enve rims. To top it all off, the CCXX1 comes in the tasty looking Hella Yella colourway that kind of makes us want to swing back in time to the soda stand, pop, some bubble-gum in our mouth, and get to cruising the hood. Earlier in the year, we reviewed the Juliana Furtado Primiero and we're happy to note that all of the Furtado's will now be coming with wider, 720mm handlebars - as opposed to 680mm - and that the compact bar and grip system has been replaced with a regular diameter bar. The CCXX1 retails for $10199 USD with the Enve wheels option or $8199 USD without.


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The ladies of Juliana Bicycles, Athlete and Demo Coordinator Kathy Pruitt, Brand Manager Katie Zaffke, the inspiration behind the brand - Juliana Furtado, and Lisette Cooper from sales. The company is currently on the hunt for new athletes and ambassadors in Canada and North America, so if you think you're a fit for the Juliana Brand, visit www.julianabicycles.com


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We swung by to visit our friends at Alpinestars and were saddened to hear that the company have pressed the pause button on their women's range for next year. They tell us there is a chance that the Phoenix may rise from the ashes yet, so we will be staying tuned for more info as we roll into 2016.



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Dakine can always be relied upon to provide fun colours and bold patterns and yep there was plenty of that at the booth today. This lovely lady is modeling the Dropout Short Sleeve jersey in Shasta, the updated Mode Short in Buckskin, the Drafter glove in Grape and the Session 8L pack in Emerald Green.



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The Henley jersey got a redesign with a new button down neck and colours, the Cypress flannel gets a new colour and the lightweight tonic short will be available in Grape, Camo and Black. Dakine's threads will be available in February.



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KC Deane and McGazza were chilling over at Five Ten booth, where KC had just received a pretty important phone call... Looks like someone is headed to Rampage in a couple of week’s time. Good luck boys!


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Smith have just announced the new Asana women's sports glasses for next year. They Asana is designed to be feather light and to fit smaller faces and will retail for $179 USD. The Arena (below) will be replacing the PivLock and will be available in two different sizes suiting both larger and smaller faces. The Arena will also retail for $179.



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The Trek Gravity girls have been working in conjunction with iXS to develop a women's specific chest piece for their Cleaver protection system.



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The chest piece is fully interchangeable with the system and will come standard along with the men's chest plate next year. If you already have the Cleaver, you can buy the women's plate for just $39 USD. The full system will set you back $229 USD.



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Another moment of silence please. Royal Racing have discontinued their women's line moving into 2015. The company states that the line unfortunately did not perform well as they had hoped.



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"Tie your shoes fool!" While Taylor Phinney signed autographs at the Giro booth, "Mr T" kept the crowd entertained.



Stay tuned for more from the showroom floor tomorrow.

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117 Comments
  • 76 0
 I want Mr T as comentator at rampage.
  • 6 1
 Maybe he'll actually pronounce "zion" correctly
  • 3 0
 He would probably just spend the whole time talking about his mother (wrestling fans will get this joke)
  • 4 1
 Anyone really digging those TLD A1 helmets?
  • 3 0
 Meeeee!
  • 49 3
 Those cheetah pants are hideous. All I want are things in women's sizes not children's designs. Also, how many DD cups does Trek think are hitting DH trails? Good lord those are made for some tig ol' biddies.
  • 9 8
 I think no one should wear those cheetah print pants!! EVer!!
  • 30 0
 They got Ratboy written all over them.
  • 22 0
 Mmmmmmm. Tig ol' biddies. ..
  • 16 1
 it's not how many are hitting the trails. it's which trails are they hitting?
  • 9 0
 I don't think we have DD cups hahahahahahahaha
  • 6 0
 It's great they're trying to cater and not just releasing something in pink/purple and calling it their "women's specific" line but I agree with you hgrant, it'd be nice to have some designs that aren't hideous and in sizing/fit that works for female figures
  • 5 2
 Horrible cheetah shorts! I just want them to make the Women Moto shorts in more colors, like they do for the men's!
  • 6 0
 I totally agree that women's gear should not look like flowers and stuff like that... You should check this small brand from eastern Canada that makes a very decent womens line for MTB:
www.treesmountainapparel.com/vetement-velo-femme
  • 8 0
 It looks like someone vomited psychedelic jungle cat on that mannequin.
  • 5 1
 dude here, I'll take the jungle cat shorts and the posy shirt
  • 7 0
 I agree that those shorts are hideous. Hopefully TLD will also offer something without an animal print.
Not a fan of the flowery jersey either. And enough with the fluffy girl gear that doesn't hold up to proper use and abuse. I bought a pair of $100 ladies shorts that fell apart after a few rides.

On a positive note...
Very happy to see the chest protection that will fit the bustier ladies out there! Make all the jokes you want...
Having a larger chest and trying to fit into any of the existing upper body armour out there is frustrating to say the least. Often stuck layering sports bras to flatten things out. The smaller cup gals can probably fit in the guys stuff.
  • 3 1
 Just sneaking in some advertising eh? No point talking about it like it's not your brand.
  • 3 0
 I loved 'Lisa Frank' stickers when I was like seven...
  • 1 0
 Hello "Speeda" Haters, the all new designed women's TLD Skyline shorts will be available in black and coral, in addition to the SPEEDA seen here. Feb 2015. All new Moto shorts colors, all new long sleeve women's jerseys, new skyline jerseys and more.
  • 1 0
 I want the cheetah print shorts for me Frown
  • 30 0
 Mr. T pointing down the e-bikes.

"I pity the foo' who don't know how to pedal up dem hills. YOU GOT LEGS FOOL, USE EM."
  • 8 0
 "SUCKA!"
  • 15 0
 "As their fledgling year as a bicycle brand came to a wrap, the ladies at Juliana decided that they needed to do things a little differently for their 2015 range. Realizing that women wanted more options, they have made the Furtado available in six different build kits for 2015 and that includes two different levels of carbon frames to choose from."

...So really they are just carrying on re-stickering current SC models and claiming them as womens specific. Does anyone actually believe this shite?
  • 1 0
 I haven't checked but are they just shorter in the main frame section? Just like a size down would be in the 'men's' range?
Surely in a time of tiny stems and long toptube theory, people will just buy what they want and play with the stem length, no?
I guess this theory fails with really little females, where a small males bike may still be too big. It's harder to imagine though. I guess there are people under five foot who still wanna ride bikes. There must be!
  • 2 0
 Same geometry.
  • 4 0
 Nelly Furtado frame for 2015 coming soon
  • 1 0
 Slopestyle bike? Its like a bird, it wants to fly away..
  • 1 0
 Check out flare clothing, they have some good stuff flareclothingco.com/collections/all-products
  • 18 4
 I don't really understand why all complete bikes don't just come with 800mm bars... they can always be cut down
  • 43 0
 You underestimate the average person's ineptitude
  • 13 6
 Because I don't want to pay for extra 100 mm of carbon composite just to throw it to a bin.
  • 4 0
 just imagining your average person wielding a wood saw getting ready to lop 5 or 6 inches off either end of their bar. lol...
  • 7 1
 I ain't no expert, but I believe the same model bars of different lengths are constructed differently to address strength in certain areas/bends.
  • 4 1
 Yes, make em all 800mm because that just makes too much sense... Honestly do you not know at least one person that can use a hacksaw?
  • 5 1
 Because you have to add material to the centre of the bar to account for the extra leverage, so you end up with a heavier bar even after you cut it down.
  • 2 1
 From what I understand it is because of regulations in the states that actually limit this for all bicycles (for "commuting" reasons, even though these bikes are not for commuting), under the guise of safety. At least that's what I was told when I bought a Giant a few years ago and it came with crummy narrow bars.
  • 1 0
 Jabrones: most bars come with two inches of cut marks on them. There could be some vibration changes with a shorter bar, but it will otherwise be stronger.
  • 3 1
 Pretty sure you got lied to bud.
  • 2 1
 If you ever know someone working in customer service, you'll understand! I work in a toy company, and some of the things our customer service team has to relay to product development are ridiculous. Some of the simplest things are screwed up time and time again!
  • 4 1
 Back in the day the first thing you did with a handlebar was get the hacksaw out and chop bits off. The thought of having full width bars was strangely alien. But before we knew it, halfof
  • 3 2
 ...us had spied mike king running full width bars with the sweep tilted up. And that was that for a while. Then enter the azonic riser bar. Zzzzz. During the war...
  • 16 1
 As a dude I'd rock those ladies' Skyline shorts!
  • 10 1
 If they make a men's set of Moto Shorts with that fabric...it's neon leopard for me!!!!
  • 6 0
 Yeah dudes can't rock sweet leopard shorts? That's f*cked up.
  • 2 0
 I'm in, I want those.
  • 1 0
 I would do those as well in pink
  • 10 0
 Those cheetah shorts are heinous.

I get that we DH ladies aren't a HUGE market but we're a growing one most definitely. It infuriates me that I can't even get decent protective chest gear... let alone more than two or three colours/styles of shorts and shirts. Pretty much everything I've bought (save the TLD shorts last year) has been mens... in mens sizing... small... hoping they fit. Or kids.

At the end of the day it's a total joke.
  • 1 0
 I agree cerah!
  • 2 0
 Start a company!
  • 1 1
 Start a company and then you will realize the challenges with women's clothing in MTB. Lets hope you can hit minimums with factories, mills and colours and that you can make each style in 2 cuts and 6 sizes so you keep all the different shapes of women happy. Fox dropped women's gear for 3 years and were reluctant to bring it back, Loeka has never seen massive growth, Sombrio well they went bankrupt, one industries the same along with a bunch of other companies. Womens is getting bigger but it isn't there yet. There is a reason brands are dropping women's gear and it sucks but its reality and if a brand can't make a profit in a certain area then there is no option but to drop it, the brands that stick with it end up with lots of stock at the end of the year that has to be cleared out. Bike industry is small the clothing companies especially the smaller ones just can't do what Nike do and provide 6 sizes in each style. I own a store and it is not easy with mens clothing let alone women's.
  • 15 2
 I want the cheetah pattern in mens shorts!
  • 12 0
 pair them up with the dakine bear jersey and be ready to rock
  • 7 1
 Wow. Fox drops their women's line last year, and this year it's Alpinestars and Royal. Way to support a growing market. Guess I gotta look like a hobo wearing the guys stuff or get fat so that it fits. Glad Troy Lee wants me to look like a cheetah ready for a rave happening in 1992. Guess I'll eat my Cheetos. Huge F-bomb on this epic fail.
  • 1 0
 This short is my favorite for all-mountain riding. Basic, crisp, non-tomboy, proper:

shop.pearlizumi.com/product.php?mode=view&pc_id=493&product_id=2122523&outlet=&color_code=021
  • 2 0
 You can only support a growing market if the growing market buys what you put out - if they dont its just losing you money. I guess if the design and so on is off then it wont get bought but you can only go through so many iterations of failure before you hang up your cap. I see a ton of girls riding round Whistler and they all seem to have found suitable gear to wear on the trails. Maloja seems popular along with the more usual brands.
  • 5 1
 @paulskibum

I agree with you partially... While it's up to the ladies to vote with their money... The problem is that very few retailers carry a deep selection of women's apparel.

The North Shore is a great example... There are a ton of female riders, yet I fail to find a shop that carries a great selection of women's wear. You'll find the same brands at most shops with no unique offerings (TLD, Race Face). If you're an XC rider or road rider then there's a lot to choose from. But clothing that is more durable and shorts that actually still touch the top of your knee pad at the top of your pedal stroke, well... you're a bit limited.

It's such a kick in the teeth to walk into a shop and see like 10 different offerings for men's clothing and only 1 or 2 lines for women.

Whistler is a rare example of awesome offerings. Between Summit Sports and Garbanzo Bike and Bean, almost every brand that offers women's apparel is represented... Even a brand from Australia that I've never seen before.

So yeah... I guess it makes sense that companies might drop brands. But damn it, it's because the retailers never thought of carrying it in the first place.. So we never even got a chance to try it.

Retailers, riders and companies need to work hand in hand to listen to the demands of women... And to actually buck up and start carrying more selection.

It's a no-brainer that in general women like shopping for clothes... There's just a lack of offerings.
  • 2 1
 I agree... Partially. A few of the so-called 'offerings' over the last few years were half-assed (at best), and these companies are surprised the market didn't respond?

Women do love shopping for clothes, but some of us just want simple, easy stuff... And most of us want something different. The female market IS difficult to cater to, but this is where a smart design team leader comes in: bringing in multiple (3-4) personality types, all with different tastes, who all design one kit... It would be a knockout business plan and resonate within the female market, as well as break ground for other brands to follow.

%80 of the overall household purchasing in the US is done by a female. THINK ABOUT THAT for just one second. Why wouldn't a company want to invest in that sort of potential? When you get mom hooked, dad gets to buy more gear, kids are suddenly brought into the purchasing picture and you have entire chunks of commerce to operate within.

We gotta start lookin' at the big picture, folks. The numbers are there... We just need to start taking them seriously.
  • 2 0
 Well said ambatt
  • 1 0
 True dat.
  • 2 0
 We so agree that there is a lack of female options and thus started our own line (designed by a female DH'er) to create things we would actually like to wear and so that we could buy bread on the way home without looking ridiculous...
We are completely biased, but check out www.dharco.com for our ladies range - what do you think?
In Canada you can get the gear at Summitsport (Whistler) and soon at online retailer Dirty Jane in the US. xx
  • 2 0
 The shorts look proper and 3/4 length jersey graphic is good. I'd like to have a v-neck option too
  • 6 1
 Shame about the discontinuation of the women's lines. While it's perceived as an area of large growth in the bike industry, I guess it's not large enough to support such an influx of women's specific product lines. Hope Royal and Alpinestars re-introduce the idea, as it's great to have more options for the ladies.
  • 17 1
 When you let men or women that don't actually ride design a women's mtb line what do you expect? They had one women's shirt and short. Lane cuts and unattractive colors. The only good looking/functional women's line was produced by Sombrio. We want what the boys have in non frilly but feminine cuts/colors, more tech tank tops, and better waistlines with a not super baggy butt. And for f*cks sake, no baby pink!
  • 7 0
 ... or baby blue, or frigging white. Who designs anything for a mountain bike in white?

Those Dakine Mode shorts look the biz - they fit great, and that mustard is a sensible colour without being same old same old. I'll be looking for those next season.
  • 2 0
 My wife rocks quite a bit of women's specific raceface too - they seem to have been pushing it a bit with some decent results.
  • 3 0
 Shimano/Pearl Izumi is running a killer pair of Versa shorts. Best shorts of them all. Done.
  • 5 0
 So glad to see the Skyline short has been revamped but TLD missed the mark YET AGAIN with the hideous pattern. Did you do ANY market research at all???? To date, the Skyline shorts have been the most expensive the most uncomfortable / poorly fitted women's shorts. Who did those even fit properly? Maybe skinny teenage boys; certainly no girl rider with the slightest curve I have ever met. Sadly, women don't get many options for tough fabrics so we were forced to the Skyline if we wanted fabric that would last more than a season (hello Sombrio) or more than one bail (hello Dakine). Women's gear has been so disappointing for so long that I have finally registered for an industrial sewing and pattern making class so I can make my own gear that:

1) FITS ME!
2) Is durable
3) Is not pink, baby blue, cheetah print or some hideous combination of the three
4) Doesn't look like every other girl on the hill
5) Doesn't look like a race kit
6) Isn't $130+ CAD per pair
  • 4 0
 The Skyline shorts will be available in other colours that don't have the Speedah pattern but TLD are keeping those a secret for a little longer.
  • 2 0
 So glad to hear that pinkbikeaudience, thanks for the FYI. I am impressed with the durability of the product so here's to hoping the new cut and the styling options are not anti-climatic once we get to try them on for ourselves next season… And, I am so glad to see that stupid waist buckle is gone. That is already a huge improvement in comfort. Seriously, if TLD can get it right, I will shell out the $$$ for them because they will outlast any of my Sombrio's or Dakine's. Just frustrating that I can barely zip up a pair of XL's, even after I ditch the hip pads, as a (true) size 29 waist. Okay, rant done Smile
  • 1 0
 My bad. I have been ranting about the moto short not the skyline short.
  • 1 0
 @jax Out of curiosity, what durability issues have you (or your friends) had with Dakine women's shorts? My GF has a pair (can't remember the model name) and the material seems a lot tougher than that of my One Industries shorts. Have survived a couple not very severe crashes too. They are somewhat baby blueish though, so you wouldn't like them either way, but she was looking for that particular colour. Anyway, I think the light blue was not imposed on women, but just in fashion last season, as a lot of men's shorts were similarly coloured as well Wink
  • 1 1
 As a short, curvy female rider (small waist, ample booty, muscular legs) I had trouble finding suitable shorts as well!! Especially ones that would fit over my knee pads. (This is less of a problem if you have skinny legs.) But, luckily Race Face makes TWO pairs that are amazing! The DIY short is a great all-round option...relaxed fit, sturdy material that is cool and dries quick, and comes in black and turquoise blue. (I have the charcoal from about 3 years back and they are still going strong after almost 100 days of riding per season...both XC and DH.) They also make the Khyber short which also seems to fit many body types. I know quite a few ladies who rock these shorts and they look good on everyone! They are a thicker, stronger material that really stands up to lots of hard riding. I've put many days of DH riding in with these shorts and they are still like new. They have come in turquoise blue, grey, black, emerald green, lime green, and denim blue. So it really begs the question...why can't other companies learn something from Race Face? They have hit the nail on the head with their past lineup of shorts and even jerseys. Dakine is really trying with their jerseys...but the patterns they have been coming out with have been a horrendous insult to women's bike clothing. It's just like women's skis...we wanna look as cool as the guys but we don't need flowers!! Or cheetah print as per TLD!
  • 1 0
 Bananowy, I tossed a pair of Dakine's that had velcro tab sides. The stitching on the velcro wasn't durable enough to be pulled on blew out on both sides within 4 months. They also tore after a pretty minor crash and then continued to tear any time I washed them. Would have been nice to be ripstop material. They did have a nice fit though.
  • 2 0
 Today I received an email from the marketing department at TLD regarding my comments on PB regarding the Cheetah Short. First, I would like to say thank you for listening and responding. I think it is important for a company to be in touch with its customers after all, it is the customer that keeps you in business. TLD was kind enough to share that the Cheetah short will not be the only option in their product line-up but certainly their wildest option amongst many. I am looking forward to checking out the more muted options next season. I also wanted to post an excerpt of my response to TLD's letter:

"The reason I posted my opinion is not to slag TLD but because I want the message to get through that there is room for improvement. What I did not say is that I also think that TLD products are superior and therefore, I WANT them to fit me and appeal to me so I can buy more. I WANT to support companies like TLD who ARE making the effort to find the sweet spot in this niche market. And, quite frankly, not support those that don't because I don't believe in investing in a business that is not willing to invest in me, the consumer who spent $9K on mountain biking this season".

Thank you TLD for continuing to invest in women's mountain biking, I look forward to finding some new gear in next years line up.
  • 4 1
 Lol buy Juliana for 8000$ and sell for probably a mere $2500-$3000 where as a 5010 would be same price but resell for much more.

I don't see how different stickers and color scheme can be worth losing at least $1000 in the long run, just seems stupid.
  • 4 0
 Well...it seems my wife will still be scamming my gear to ride with, none of any of these products would be her pick. Pastel Purple? crazy prints? common....
  • 7 2
 Really TLD? Cheetah print rainbow paints? Come on. WTF is wrong with designers.
  • 4 1
 too much hallucinogenic
  • 3 1
 There are so many complaints I could issue here, but I won't -- instead, I'll make a request: Stik, could I get those cheetah shorts in PURPLE PANTS?! Yeah, thanks. I'm serious. Purple and yellow and a helmet to match. #nomorehotdogkit

Ladies: If you don't like a colorway, that's fine (don't buy it); I would GLADLY rock gear from a company trying to do something different an something bold for a rapidly growing market over one who kills their women's line because they chose to design awful sh*t that no one wanted to wear. Also: Dakine, Sombrio and TLD are all doing an amazing job of this right now and they've put time and a lot of money into doing it right.

To all of you designers and budding designers and bike companies, take note: if you build it, they will come. But you have to build it RIGHT, which means correct design (through female riders and designers), proper marketing (via actual athletes, not 'fitness models') and a solid material that will hold up to some serious abuse. PS: we really don't want f*cking flowers... Tiger print? Sure. Lightning bolts? Yes please. Mike Tyson's face, rampage line map print, tire marks... Yes, yes, and hell yes. But for the love of god, move away from the 90's surf industry lahaina flower influence already.
  • 4 0
 Oh and the Cleaver Chest Piece. I will now feel AND look like Xena Warrior Princess on a bike. Two thumbs up.
  • 1 0
 "The ladies of Juliana Bicycles, Athlete and Demo Coordinator Kathy Pruitt, Brand Manager Katie Zaffke - the inspiration behind the brand, Juliana Furtado, and Lisette Cooper from sales."

Did you mean to say Juliana was the inspiration behind the brand? Becuase I don't see the name Katie splattered on the downtube.
  • 1 0
 Definitely poorly written sentence
  • 1 0
 Fixed and should make sense now.
  • 1 0
 Nice. Have to give credit to Julie where credit is due!
  • 1 0
 Funny how two of these posts are of discontinued brands... I had no idea Royal and Alpine even made ladies stuff!! And why no mention of Liv Cycles??? Their the only TRULY different womens bike brand, not just stickers and paint, but totally different lines of bikes. From the engineers to the sales reps and demo drivers-every single hand on ther bikes is a woman. Unlike who obviously wrote this-no Loeka either. The take away is hideous flower jerseys and freakin neon animal print, with a photo of bros and wasted space wth discontinued stuff. What a waste of web space.
  • 3 2
 Flippon heck if I saw a chick in those TLD shorts Id be hauling arse asap in the other direction! Those shorts look like something from the Zombie Apacolyse! Dam ugly. Bush Pig! I feel for women that get marketed stuff like that REALLY does anyone do market research! Seems women are the most patronised demographic. Worse potentially biggest growth market. WTH said in 2011 Warner WC voice! Womem dont get consistent contracts on WC teams esp DH, some companies hiddeous clothing ideas, I mean I like painted models hot chick's on bikes, but seems we want theyre money but don't want them in the sport, especially on equal footing. Instead pimp them out to sell. Dam wonder what Mr T would say! Prob think Murdock had a hand in that design. WTF...
  • 1 1
 TLDR and bad Englishi yes please and thanking you. fugly clothes. nobody buy. bargain bin for 2016 @$15/each unit
  • 7 3
 New troy lee's Stuff looks amazing
  • 2 0
 If those are womens helmets, I still want one. Understated design = bestest
  • 5 0
 Is it a bulletproof bra?
  • 1 0
 It looks like it...
  • 1 0
 Have ever fallen down straight on your breasts?
  • 4 0
 That new D3 is a beaut
  • 2 0
 I like all three.The two half shells are nice and simple.
  • 2 0
 Yes I totally agree, hopefully the rest of the line up is as simple as these three offerings. If they are TLD is on to something because all we want is nice, clean, and simple products.
  • 2 0
 Agreed. That flat black/yellow colorway will be MINE. (Insert evil laugh here)
  • 1 1
 10K for a bike?... this industry is so stupid now... for less then that you can get a trials moto. How do they justify this? Switch to trials biking ppl... cheaper and more fun. Stupid ppl supporting these companies...
  • 1 0
 Great! I can now cancel my b00b job and get that IXS masterpiece instead! Won't fit under a women specific jersey though, but hey no body armour fits under those anyway!
  • 4 1
 Cheetah prints = Ratboy's kit?
  • 2 1
 Do the cheetah prints come in guys too? I am seriously digging them...although reading through the rest of the comments I feel like I may be in the minority.
  • 2 1
 I felt the same way. Tiger print would also be acceptable, I think.
  • 1 0
 Came to see what people thought of mr t but nobody was here i guess ill wait Frown
  • 2 0
 10199 USD?! Expensive bike..
  • 2 0
 I can't believe i had to scroll down this far before I saw the first comment about that ludicrous 10k bike. Yes yes i know, we all bitch and complain bikes are too expensive, and guess what... THEY ARE.
  • 3 1
 The Speedah? Yikes. These are about as cool as a Speedo.
  • 2 0
 I still have a crush on Julie Furtado.
  • 1 1
 Ugliest damn shorts ever! And do women really wear those boob protectors?? Juli Furtado is awesome.
  • 1 1
 kelly your hair is awesome!!!
the trek girls are a bunch of hotties but none of them needs dd cups :-)
  • 1 0
 How many sizes are there for the chest plate?
  • 1 0
 Anyone know when those new D3 colours are coming out?
  • 2 1
 No RaceFace coverage???
  • 1 0
 Stay tuned friend.
  • 1 2
 I will never ride a bike called a Julia.
  • 7 0
 Good because the brand is called Juliana
  • 1 0
 Anyway, bikes look really nice







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