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Many of the worlds top teams use these made inYorkshire bike protectors and cyclists such as ChrisFroome, Sir Chris Hoy and Laura Kenny trust theirown two wheeled steeds to them. Add to this theWheel Box and this enterprising engineering brandhave got you covered – literally.Chatting to Alan, he’s a man who is always thinkingand despite having designed what was seen as theultimate bike transporter, he’s widened the range toinclude the new Triathlon Aero Easy Fit.
Bikes have developed immeasurably in recent years,with marginal gains from all areas, especially at thecockpit end of things as riders try to fight the wind.Many high tech bikes have integrated seat posts andhandlebars formed as part of the stem, with cableshidden away totally inside the frame. Bikes like thismean that removing the handlebars is virtuallyimpossibleThe Bike Box Alan Aero Easy Fit is designed so thatboth the seat post and handlebars can remain inplace. Five minutes it all that it takes, removing thewheels, pedals and letting some air out of the tyresbefore fitting the wheels into the interior mouldedsides and you’re ready to go.The clasps are also able to take secure locks andyour precious handlebar and seat settings canremain in place, because how many riders actuallyknow their ideal saddle height. Even hydrationsystems can generally stay in place too. This newaddition is designed for all Road bikes, the largerEnduro Mountain Bikes, Gravel, Cyclocross bikesplus some types of Touring bikes. We managed tofit an Easy Fit and a Premium Bike Box Alaninto the boot of our Audi A4 easily, with room tospare for bags. At the top of the range youcan get GPRS tracking too, so that should theworst happen, you’ll be able to locate yourexpensive bike, even if it ends upon the wrongaircraft!
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RIDER PROFILEJACK CARTHYWe’ve bee
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AROUND THE WORLDNadezhda interviews
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What inspired you to start cycling?
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Is there anything you don’t enjoy
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