Showing posts with label MTB. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MTB. Show all posts

Friday, May 26, 2017

Florida Sunrise Beach & Bikes

Florida sunrise beach & bikes 
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Stradalli Cycle - Safetti Girls Riding Together for a Nice and Easy Training Day

Stradalli cycle - Safetti Girls riding together for a nice easy training day 
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It's Awesome to See Our Girls Smile

It's awesome to see our girls smile
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Friday, June 24, 2016

Stradalli Cycle Introduces The RD17 Hydraulic Disc Brake , ultrgra 11 carbon Road Bike For Under $2,000

Carbon Bike Manufacturer Stradalli Cycle has announced that beginning
immediately they will begin offering the Stradalli Carbon RD17 Hydraulic

Road bikes tend to cost between the $2,000 to $15,000 range based on
quality and components. Hydraulic disc brakes are becoming very popular in the cycling world because they offer more control, stopping power and
perform better in wet weather. However, they are also more expensive than
standard rim brakes as they require more time to assemble and more
expensive equipment. Stradalli Cycle set a goal of building a carbon road
bike with hydraulic disc brakes that would be affordable for any cyclist.

“What people don’t realize is that when they walk into a bike shop and see the selection they are dealing with a middleman. That shop already
purchased the cycles and marked them up so that they can make a profit on
a sale. We are not the middlemen, we sell our own brand and that’s why we
can offer quality full carbon cycles at lower prices than the competition.

Our quality is undeniable as our pro race teams are having success all
over the world, our customers love our product and our prices are
unbeatable. But it’s easy to offer something a little cheaper than
everyone else. We wanted to be different, truly unique and that’s the
significance of the RD17. You will literally pay twice as much or more for
the exact same bike at a bike shop. That’s what we want people to
understand.” Stradalli Cycle CFO Jeff swersky

The RD17 road bike with hydraulic disc brake is available online at the

company site and can be shipped anywhere in the world for below $2000 .

Wednesday, June 1, 2016

The Trans-Sylvania Epic Impresses Stradalli Cycle Riders And Fans

Any mountain bike race is tough, especially when it is a stage race. Throw in the fact that the Trans-Sylvania Epic takes place in Central Pennsylvania and you have a challenge in front of you. It’s a challenge that was accepted by the Stradalli Cycle mountain bikers as for the first time the team headed up to PA to take part in the TSEpic. Thanks to the advice and guidance of Cesar Grajales, a veteran of the race, the Stradall Cycle riders were well prepared. However, it’s easy to devalue what a cyclist would say regarding the difficulty of a race, but for non riders who are there as spectators or working the Epic, even they have been humbled by what they see.

Professional photographer Christian McGeachy of Penn State weighed in with his thoughts. “Obviously spending time in Central PA you see a lot of cyclists including mountain bikers. I was excited to work the event because we hear how great the Trans-Sylvania Epic is and how big it has been getting in the last few years. It’s a great event that raises money for very worthy causes. You get to see these amazing areas and sites in the woods, some beautiful destinations any photographer would love to shoot. But to actually see a real race take place is remarkable and the speed these guys are going is something you can’t appreciate unless you are here in person.”


McGeachy was able to get some great footage of Stradalli Cycle mountain bikers Cesar Grajales and Bob McCarty and was impressed with how challenging these trails are. “I don’t know how they do it. The speed they are going at and one mistake they face serious injury. Some of these trails wouldn’t be safe to walk they are so steep and full of debris and these racers come through here on their mountain bikes and aren’t even fazed when something is in their way. Add to that the fact that it is extremely hot and humid here and they do this every day for a week?  When they try to explain that something is easy they say it’s like riding a bike. Well there is nothing easy about what the guys from Stradalli Cycle are doing. It’s truly inspiring. I’ve never been to a mountain bike race and I am so happy to have experienced this. These guys get up and keep going after falls or crashes that most of us would need a week to recover from and then they not only finish the race but race the next day.”