Issue 25 JUN 2016

I WANT TO SHARE WITH OUR CUSTOMERS.“

Canyon

Canyon started life as Radsport Arnold back in 1985. What began as a business run out of founder Roman Arnold’s garage has evolved into one of the bike industry’s leading innovators. Following the success of the first ever Canyon bikes developed in the late 90s, the company changed its name to Canyon Bicycles GmbH in 2001. For years, talented engineers and designers have been drawn to Koblenz, Germany, for the development of an ever-expanding range of road, mountain, triathlon, fitness and urban bikes. Canyon’s technology-first approach focusses on applying the most cutting-edge materials, working together with the world’s best riders and ensuring everything produced delivers the finest quality and performance. Canyon products are available exclusively via direct sales.

Issue 25 JUN 2016

Published on Jun 2, 2016

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Niu Bi - this is a Chinese saying for something is awesome! This issue is really about this! Niu Bi to every story we tell you! Laxmi Magar from Nepal, getting it together to race in all of Asia, to find herself at the top at the podium. It's not easy at all, but she manages it, and it’s awesome to see her still racing! Canyon is not a new brand, but they are doing awesome, so they built a new factory in Germany, to provide even better bikes. Come with us, and see what this company Canyon is all about. Something awesome is happening in India: SCOTT Bike Fitting system by Radlabor is soon to be launched at India’s first SCOTT Technology Center in Bangalore. We tell you more about this Bike Fitting system, which you can also use for mountain bikes. At least, and not to be selfish or arrogant, we know, we can do better next time! But for the first time, the downhill race was awesome! Niu Bi, such a race with this much prize money, and live streaming, has never happened before in Asia, and

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