Summer is here...?

We hope so!

TartyBikes Shorts now available, Gav not included.

COTW7

A few weeks late... but this one is pretty good, hehe.

TartyBikes Clip of the Week 7 from TartyBikes on Vimeo.

New products!

As you may of noticed on the TartyBikes homepage we have been busy updating the website with lots of new products.

One of the highlights include the new Neon Bow headset which looks great, is very light and amazing value.

Banners!

We've been stocking Koxx related banners for a while, but we now also have some Trialtech, Inspired and TartyBikes banners up for sale! Great for jazzing up a room or workshop...







...in other news, we've now got the new Echo TR pads in 'watermelon' and 'grape' flavours (or "Pink" and "Green" to use the proper names).

Profile Special Offer

We currently have various colours of the Profile Mini Cassette Hub on special offer whilst stocks last! Grab yourself one here.

Titanium goodness..

As you may of noticed, Echo are now producing some very nice parts in Titanium and here are a few more additions.

Ti Snail Cams, the nicest snail cams around?



Echo Cage Pedals with Titanium axles and bolts. The lightest Trials pedals on the market and by some way too!



Finally, not so much titanium, just a very pimp and well thought out lever to fit HS33 brakes.

Super light Try-All tyres!

Finally! We've now got these beauts in stock - weights are 969g (26" rear), 514g (26" front) and 888g (19").







Links: 26" rear, 26" front, 19".

Special Offers

We've had our Special Offers section going for a while now, but there are now over 70 items on offer and some great bargains to be had while stocks last.

Check them out here!

Tarty Days.

There's been some info on Trials-Forum about it, but the registration for the Tarty Days event in North Wales is now open.

Click here for details.

Born bars

Born's new carbon fibre risers are out. They're... er... "inspired" by another bar out there, but fractionally narrower. Available in red, yellow and (not available yet) white.

New French rubber (Pt.1)

Pt.1? Yeah, well, got the new Try-All tyres in too so they'll be up imminently. In the mean time, Michelin have a couple of new tyres that we reckon would go pretty well on a stock - the Wild Rock'r 2.4" rear and the Wild Grip'r 2.1" front. Good compound, pretty light, good reviews from riders using them so far - check 'em!