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VElO SPOrTS nEWS<br />
Strombergs wins second BMX Wold Champs… Giant team rides <strong>Velo</strong> saddles in<br />
women’s Tour de France…<br />
Riding on a Senso saddle, the<br />
2008 Olympic gold medalist<br />
Maris Strombergs from Latvia,<br />
displayed his dominance by<br />
winning his second world title<br />
at the 2010 UCI BMX World<br />
Championship in Pietermaritzburg,<br />
South Africa. Strombergs<br />
became the first ever Olympic champion in<br />
BMX cycling at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China.<br />
nEW PrOducT<br />
senso onerelo – new innoVatiVe single-track saddle by <strong>Velo</strong><br />
The Senso onerelo<br />
single-track saddle is being<br />
unveiled at this year’s Eurobike.<br />
It features <strong>Velo</strong>’s new patented rail-less technology.<br />
By replacing the conventional two-rail<br />
system with a single-track that runs down the<br />
middle of the saddle, <strong>Velo</strong> is introducing a new<br />
way to connect saddles to the seat tube. The<br />
saddle employs an innovative easy-to-mount<br />
system, making it sturdy, flexible and also<br />
extremely lightweight. The mounting system<br />
gives this Senso performance saddle superior<br />
adjustability – the OneRelo can be secured<br />
at different points along its track and rotated<br />
forward or backward for better fine-tuning.<br />
Giant’s women’s pro cycling<br />
team made the trip to<br />
Europe to compete in the<br />
prestigious 2010 Route de<br />
France feminin, the women’s<br />
Tour de France. Li Na Shi<br />
(pictured left) was one of six<br />
riders on the <strong>Velo</strong> sponsored<br />
team made up of four Chinese and two Hong Kong<br />
cyclists.<br />
The Senso OneRelo<br />
features <strong>Velo</strong>’s natural<br />
feeling microfiber material,<br />
which is longer lasting and keeps<br />
the saddle’s temperature consistent<br />
throughout the entire ride. The saddle’s stylish,<br />
sporty design is accentuated by a colorful artistic<br />
drawing etched into the top of the saddle, giving it a<br />
unique and trendy look.<br />
This is <strong>Velo</strong>’s first aftermarket saddle that features<br />
the new single-track technology. The Senso line<br />
VELO FORUM<br />
Published by:<br />
<strong>Velo</strong> Enterprise Co., Ltd.<br />
1012, Sec.1 Chung-Shan Road,<br />
Tachia, Taichung<br />
Taiwan, R.O.C.<br />
Tel.: +886-4-2686-4546<br />
Fax: +886-4-2686-8636<br />
Website: www.velosaddles.com<br />
provides the<br />
highest quality saddles designed<br />
to deliver optimized performance and riding comfort.<br />
Developed for cycling enthusiasts and those looking<br />
for the ulti mate outdoor challenge, Senso takes<br />
technology, quality and comfort to a whole new level.<br />
Concept, Design, Layout:<br />
ITMS Marketing GmbH<br />
61231 Bad Nauheim, Germany<br />
Tel.: +49-6032-3459-0<br />
E-mail: info@itms.com<br />
Contributors this issue:<br />
George S. Pascal, Kerstin-Marie<br />
Thiel, Sandra Kukla<br />
Going for the record down under…<br />
Taiwanese cyclist Ching Hua is<br />
currently circling Australia on a<br />
<strong>Velo</strong> outfitted bicycle. Starting in<br />
Coral Bay on Australia’s South<br />
Western Coast, Hua completed<br />
the first stage of her tour, covering<br />
2,754 kilometers in eight weeks to<br />
reach Darwin, the capital of the<br />
Northern Territory. She is now making her way down<br />
the Queensland coast heading towards Canberra.<br />
We look forward to any questions and comments you may have. Please send them by E-mail to: velo@itms.com<br />
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