Fizik Helmets, Cane Creek Ceramic Headset, and Stinner Manufacturing
Fizik getting into the Helmet Game
Fizik is making its debut in the helmet game with four uniquely styled brain buckets designed to match your riding style. The lineup includes the Kudo, Kudo Aero, Kunée, and Kassis, covering everything from mountain biking to time trial racing.
Prices range from $199 for the MTB-focused Kassis to $379 for the aero-optimized Kunée. Find out the full range here ➡️ fizik.com
Cane Creek new headset lineup
Cane Creek has expanded its headset lineup with the new ultra-premium 110 Ceramic and the budget-friendly Fifty (50) models, alongside a new Headset “Code-Breaking Guide” to assist you in selecting the appropriate headset for your bike. Find out more here ➡️ canecreek.com
Introducing: Stinner Manufacturing
Stinner, based in Santa Barbara, now offers high-quality OEM and contract for bicycle manufacturing in the U.S. Combining over a decade of custom framebuilding experience with modern automation. And with a capacity for 3,000 bikes annually, they can provide design, fabrication, finishing, and assembly services, helping other brands with their production without compromising on quality. Find out more here ➡️ stinnerframeworks.com
Just a personal take:
Realistically, what does this mean? And how does it reflect the shifts happening in the cycling industry right now? We’re seeing more and more frame builders expanding beyond high-end, made-to-order offerings and moving toward more standardized manufacturing. Two things come to mind right away: first, a decline in demand for expensive, custom-built frames; and second, the ongoing tariff complications, which are pushing local manufacturers to diversify their offerings and become more competitive across a broader range of price points. What do you think?
✍️: Paul
📅: 11/04/25
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