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TECH NEWS
Exclusive Sneak peek: First complete bike shots of new Verenti bikes - now with video
We were down in Portsmouth on Friday to have a look at the new Verenti bikes in the flesh. There's three frames: the lugged carbon Rhigos, which we showed you pics of earlier in the week; The Millook, a Superlight alloy front end mated with the same Carbon rear as the Rhigos; and the Kilmeston, an Aluminium training/entry level sportive bike that comes with a Carbon fork and full mudguards.
The range starts at £850, but once the new SRAM groupset – more on that when we have it – hits these shores there'll be a £700 version of the Kilmeston too, and a sub £1k Millook, which currently sports SRAM Rival running gear.
We'll post a full story here when we've written up our hastily-scribbled notes, but in the meantime we thought you'd like to look at the bikes. So here they are! Check out the curved down tube on the Rhigos, and the little decals that are maps to the three climbs from Wiggle HQ...
See the bikes at the Mountain Mayhem Sportive, Sunday 20 June
You'll be able to see the Verenti bikes – and meet up with the road.cc crew – at the new Mountain Mayhem Sportive. Click here for more...
Dave is a founding father of road.cc, having previously worked on Cycling Plus and What Mountain Bike magazines back in the day. He also writes about e-bikes for our sister publication ebiketips. He's won three mountain bike bog snorkelling World Championships, and races at the back of the third cats.
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