Radar Roundup: Camp and Go Slow x What Happened Bags, Paragon Machine Works T-Type Inserts, 1733 Basket Bags, Fizik Vento Ferox, Mystic Wheels MFG Headset Press, Vitus Venon EVO, and the Easiest Crossing in the World

Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…

Camp and Go Slow x What Happened Bags

Casey from Camp and Go Slow worked with Slovenia-based bag makers What Happened to utilize the leftover bar tape scraps from CaGS’ Rattler tapes. Included in this very limited release are stem caddy bags, a handlebar bag, and a riding pouch. These bags are made from deadstock fabrics and are for sale today, May 16th, at 6 AM PST at the Camp and Go Slow Webshop.

Paragon Machine Works Slider Inserts for SRAM T-Type Drivetrains

The framebuilding saviors at Paragon have been busy incorporating SRAM’s proprietary UDH design into a sliding dropout insert. Which are now available for sale under the label: Conventional Sliding Dropout Inserts for SRAM T-Type in both black anodized and bare/polished. You can call Paragon directly to order.

For the best fit, purchase the right-side insert #B/DR4145, left-side insert #B/DR4146, and double nut #MS1020 and use only on Paragon Machine Works Conventional Sliding Dropouts.

When you order, ask Paragon for the appropriate hardware and you can convert your PMW slider-equipped frame to a T-Type Transmission compatible bike with a PMW UDH…

1733 Basket Bag $250

If you commute by bike and have a basket, 1733’s Basket Bag will have the biggest effect on your ride. Moving gear from a bag you wear to your front basket makes for a less sweaty and more comfortable ride. The Basket Bag is designed to fit a Wald 137 with two clip and strap assemblies that attach to the basket and remain there when the bag is removed. The connection hardware will fit other baskets, and if stolen while your bike is locked up, 1733 will replace them once at no cost.

Fits a 14″ laptop, multiple pockets and made in the 1733 studio in Chicago, USA.

Check out more details and photos at 1733.

Fizik Vento Ferox Carbon Shoes $299

The Vento Ferox Carbon are the latest shoes to hit the Fizik lineup of dirt-oriented footwear. Ferox is a lightweight, breathable off-road racing shoe with a carbon outsole that takes on gravel roads, MTB trails and CX courses. It features a dual closure system with a premium bi-directional Li2 BOA® Fit System, a redesigned X1 outsole, muddy spike mounts, and a lightweight, breathable upper.

Specs:

Durable and tear-resistant, woven mesh over a PU laminated upper
Li2 BOA® Fit System
X1 Carbon outsole – with rubber tread, stiffness index 10
Weight: 297g
Sizes: 36-48 (37 to 47 also in half sizes)

See more at Fizik.

Wheels MFG x Ashley Anodize It Mystic Headset Press $299

Looking to spice up your tool kit? Check out the Mystic Headset Press by Wheels MFG, featuring custom anodizing from Ashley Anodize It. These custom sets are one of a kind (no 2 are the same) and extremely limited to 20 kits.

The Headset Press Pro Install Kit is a robust, and easy to use tool. The kit includes a machined aluminum handle, 1/2″ threaded rod, two machined aluminum drifts and the Adjustable Press Stop allowing for easy drift placement. One drift is machined with multiple steps to fit common head tube inner diameters listed in the Compatibility tab below. The other drift has two sizes to press in cups with either 1-1/8″ or 1-1/2″ bearings.

Machined aluminum handle and drifts
Custom anodized drifts and handles
Zinc-plated 1/2″ diameter threaded rod
Long threaded rod works with long head tubes up to 250mm

Includes

Color: Mystic
1 Head Tube Drift Includes
1 Headset Cup Drift
1 Adjustable Press Stop
1 Threaded handle Includes on 1/2″-13×17″ UNC Threaded Rod

See more at Wheels Manufacturing.

Vitus Venon EVO Comes in an All-Road and Gravel Road Kit

A chameleon at home on gravel or tarmac, the Venon is an all-road platform made in two flavors: the EVO-RS (all-road) and EVO-GR (gravel road). Each of the build kits are specced to their specific uses. The EVO-RS comes with a road double drivetrain and 40mm tires, while the EVO-GR comes specced with 1x drivetrains and bigger tires.

The frame is the same, but Vitus gives you the choice to pick your preferred terrain — are you more the type hungry for washboard and dust, or do you prefer big days pounding pavement? Or, with a second set of wheels you can have the best of both worlds. The choice is yours.

Check out more details at Vitus.

The Easiest Crossing in the World

After some beautiful riding up in the Atlas Mountains, a bikepacker gets somehow lost in Morocco’s flatlands and discovers another side of the country he is traveling through.