Cycling Equipment Shopping: Our Selection for 05/09/2025

This week, Megamo unveils its revisited Silk frame in two versions; Scott presents one of its flagship models in a comfort-oriented form; Fulcrum launches its Soniq 42, drawing on its experience with the Gravel model; Rudy Project continues to evolve with its Spinshield Pro model and BH offers a highly advanced eGravel with its iGravelX NX, while Miche revolutionizes the chainring sector with a model mixing carbon and aluminum. Finally, Selle Italia expands its SLR range with the new SLR Elite and SLR Advan models. Find here the new products selected by the editors this week.

Megamo Silk 2026, available in two options and still as fast as ever

The Silk is the bike for dominating fast gravel and making the most of the fastest courses. It perfectly combines stiffness, agility, and lightness, delivering superior performance with every pedal stroke. This year, a big new feature: It's available in two frame types, SLR (super light race) and SL (super light). Each has been designed with a different carbon layup, strengthening areas where stiffness and efficiency are essential, and lightening others.

The 2026 version guarantees significant tire clearance (up to 45 mm), offers integrated cables, the possibility of having 1X or 2X speeds and has a very balanced geometry.

More about Megamo Silk

The new Scott Addict, ready for big outings

With comfort, versatility and performance, the new Scott Addict goes beyond the numbers for a never-before-seen platform, designed for the spirit of adventure and the love of cycling.
Because cycling on route is not just about competition, with the new Addict philosophy you have a bike that prioritizes comfort and performance, but above all the spirit of adventure and the cycling experience.
With a new approach focused on comfort, versatility and driving experience, this new generation of Addict is 50% more comfortable than its predecessor, offers clearance for tires up to 38 mm and is packed with smart, user-friendly features.

Fulcrum Soniq 42, a versatile wheel with a distinctive design

Just over a year after the launch of the Sharq model, Fulcrum expands its range with Soniq 42, an accessible wheel designed for those seeking versatility and comfort, without sacrificing the distinctive design and cutting-edge technological solutions that define the Form, Function, Fulcrum philosophy.
Soniq 42 features the innovative 2-Wave Rim profile, a technical solution that optimizes aerodynamics and stability, which has become a signature reconnaked from the Fulcrum range. The profile height varies between 42 and 47 mm, following a wavy shape which contributes to the dynamic and responsive behavior of the wheel.
The total weight of the wheelset is 1595g – a figure that meets the demands of those who tackle mixed routes or long distances without compromise.
The retail price is set at €1590. More information on Fulcrum Wheels

Rudy Project presents the new Spinshield Pro goggle

The Spinshield Pro model is new to the market and combines versatility and performance while being an ideal ally for everyday use with its contemporary design. Lightweight (26 g), equipped with an anti-fog system and a modern and dynamic design, they can also be equipped with an optical insert. Note the addition of a fully adjustable nose bridge and ventilation perforations on the lens.
They will be available from October online and at authorized Rudy Project retailers, at a recommended retail price of between €139,90 and €214,90, depending on the type of glass.

iGravelX NX 2026: the ultimate eGravel by BH

The iGravelX NX, BH's new flagship electric gravel bike, features a Hollow Core carbon frame and an Air Bow Gravel Fork for an optimal balance between lightness, stiffness, and comfort, with tires up to 50 mm. Powered by the Bosch Performance Line SX motor (60 Nm, 2 kg) and a 400 Wh battery offering 125 km of range, it provides natural assistance via the Kiox 400C display. Its optimized geometry guarantees stability and performance on all terrains. Available in two versions: Shimano GRX mechanical (€5) or GRX Di999,9 electronic (€2), sizes SM to XL. Contact: bhbikes.com

Gregario unveils VERA: the first custom-made carbon monocoque frame

At the Italian Bike Festival 2025 in Misano, Gregario, an Italian company founded in 2019, launched the VERA, a carbon monocoque frame that is fully customizable thanks to patented variable geometry mold technology. Made in Italy, the VERA AR, the first aero-road model, offers millimeter-level customization via the AI-powered Digital Sizing app and an adjustable integrated cockpit. Designed for aerodynamic performance, it adapts to the rider's evolving needs. Price: from €6000. Available to order on www.gregariocycling.com.

Miche X2 RD: Maximize every watt

Miche unveils the X2 RD, a revolutionary chainring made of CNC-machined AL 7075-T6 aluminum and 3K carbon, offering rigidity, lightness, and optimal responsiveness. Compatible with Dura-Ace 9200 (R92, 50-56 teeth) and Ultegra 8100 (R81, 50-54 teeth) cranksets, it adapts to Miche R12 or Shimano power meters and chainrings. Designed to transform every effort into speed, the X2 RD embodies precision engineering Made in Italy. Price: €200. Contact: miche.it

Selle Italia unveils the SLR ELITE and SLR ADVAN

Selle Italia expands its SLR range with the new SLR ELITE and SLR ADVAN models, available at www.selleitalia.it and in specialist shops. An evolution of the iconic 1999 SLR, these 242 mm saddles offer a total black design, optimised padding and an unchanged sitting point. The SLR ELITE (170-172 g, lightweight steel rail, €229,90) prioritises performance and shock absorption. The SLR ADVAN (188-207 g, steel rail, €149,90) is versatile, with or without a channel. Contact: selleitalia.com

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Olivier Dulaurent

- 49 years old. – Freelance journalist in the written press and the Internet since 2004, author of Le Guide du Vélo Ecolo (Editions Leduc, November 2020), State-certified cycling instructor, supervisor of stagcyclists since 2005 and cycling coach - Current sports practices: cycling route and mountain biking (occasional: running) - Strava: Olivier Dulaurent

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