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Thursday, 19 January 2012 07:56 |
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Built from the state-of-the-art leisure technology, this rubber soled trainer only looks like our S-works cycling shoe, but its true purpose is the victory walk from the bike to podium. You can now look as fast in casual clothes as you do on your bike.
• High Performance BG footbed included
• Lightweight Boa S1-M incremental zonal closure allows on-the-fly adjustments for a dynamic fit
• Two independent Boa® dials optimize closure in each zone: Top dial locks the ankle and heel down, while mid-foot dial snugs the arch and forefoot
• Replaceable high-strength braided steel lace
• Open-back lace guides for easy on/off
• Light, tough, and water-resistant Micromatrix upper material for supple comfort
• Ultra-vented tongue for breathability
• Approximate weight: 330g (1/2 pair #42) |
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Thursday, 19 January 2012 15:36 |
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Congratulations to Mike Berry, the winner of the prize draw for December, a pair of the new Tifosi Race Red Tyrant sunglasses, valued at $119.00.
Tifosi produce a wide range of cycle-specific sunglasses which include interchangable lens models (like the Tyrant above) and Fototec photosensitive sunglasses. For more information see here.
This month we have a draw for two $60 massage vouchers from bodyTALKZ to give away. All customers who make a purchase and complete an entry form may enter the draw.
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Monday, 09 January 2012 15:09 |
We are really excited to announce that Specialized has invited Steve to travel to Adelaide next week to attend the Tour Down Under 2012. His schedule looks pretty packed. He gets to ride for a few hours early each morning (ha ha in 40+ degree heat!) and then after a leisurely lunch gets to watch the finish of each stage, and then hang out with the Saxo Bank and Omega Pharma Quick-Step teams.
Look out for his regular updates on the Crank It Website, and Facebook.
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Monday, 09 January 2012 15:31 |
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In 2012 New Zealand's only UCI men's event will celebrate its 25th anniversary and it has been twenty five years of evolution from a two day event, run as the Angus Inn Cycle Classic in 1988 to the major international event it is today, the only UCI event in New Zealand for men's racing. An estimated 25000 people throughout the greater Wellington saw the first Angus Inn Cycle Classic as it was known then. The winner was Darien Rush from Wellington.
WHEN:The 2012 Cycle Classic is scheduled for 25 to 29 January 2012.
WHERE:The 2012 Cycle Classic will make changes to the race route, for the first time in 25 years,the tour will travel to the Manawatu region for the entire five days.
Three past riders of the tour rode in this year's Tour de France.
MITRE 10 MEGA GRAN FONDO CYCLE CHALLENGE FUN RIDE
As well as the new route and name of the event, for the first time the Mitre 10 Mega “Gran Fondo” fun ride open to everyone over the age of 15 years of age, the event takes place on the same day as riders in the international tour will ride the same stage. Crank It Cycles wants to see as many Palmerston North cyclists competing in this prestigious event. We are so fortunate to have an event of this calibre in our region, and want to ensure it stays here. We look forward to seeing you out on your bike!....Read more for further information, including registration, grades, routes and distances.
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Tuesday, 06 December 2011 09:41 |
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Crank It Cycles is proud to stock Specialized and Giant kids' bikes. Both brands set themselves apart by using high grade aluminium for the frames, making them the lightest children's bikes available. This can lead to a weight saving of up to 2kg, which is a lot less bike to pedal along and makes a big difference to the youngsters.
Giant Holly 16"
Giant and Specialized use quality components on their kids' bikes, which makes them a great investment for a growing family or to hand on.
Specialized HotRock 16" Boys
Specialized kids' bikes also feature a low step-over height, which means a child can step up to a larger sized bike sooner and use the same bike for a bit longer.
To top it all off, we are extending our sale on kids' bikes until Christmas! And we can lay-by or store the bike until Christmas. |
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