The Radavist

Yellow Bird Threadworks makes high-quality brass stem caps in Connecticut, which are held in place by US-made titanium bolts. Let’s check out more…

Flagstaff, Arizona’s Rogue Panda, just announced a sub 9 oz bar-mounted cradle for dry bags called the Blue Ridge Handlebar Harness ($185); let’s check it out!

Colorado had a killer ski season this year and even in between powder days, developing an ultralight backpack system, Adam from San Util still developed a completely all-new product; the Roly Poly Handlebar Bag ($145). Let’s check it out.

Asheville, North Carolina-based Industry Nine, manufacturer of hubs, wheel systems, and components, announced its SOLiX range of wheel systems, replacing the Torch hub system, today…

Thomson offers a way to add some bling to your 31.8 mm clamp X4 stem with its new anodized or Cerakote faceplate sets. The anodized colors come in Blue, Gold, and Red, and the Cerakote finish is offered in vibrant Bright Purple, Green Mamba, and Hunter Orange. Check out the Dress Up Kits at Thomson.

Winter Cutlery used to be Winter Bicycles but a few years ago, Eric transitioned into making knives full-time from custom bicycles. Yet, once a cyclist, always a cyclist, and Eric is offering up his famed Campagnolo knife called the Campag Cutter ($350) right now in a limited batch. Made from a Campagnolo headset wrench and bottom bracket spanner, these knives are formed and sharpened to fit in a custom-made sheath. It’s rare that Eric has these, so if you’re into this idea, act now at Winter Cutlery.

SimWorks knows the demand for polished rims is high, so they teamed up with Velocity USA to offer its Standalone rims in a mirror finish…

We’re seeing an influx of silver components from manufacturers in recent years. From Shimano’s GRX Limited kit to now Wolf Tooth, it’s getting easier to build your bike with silver parts. The Minnesota-based manufacturer just announced raw silver as a “color option” for its entire catalog. That means everything from Waveform pedals to headsets, across the entire Wolf Tooth line is now anodizing-free. Roll on over to check it out.

When it comes to suspension components, Push Industries is truly pushing the envelope. The Colorado-based manufacturer just announced its Nine One fork with adjustability from 140 mm through 170 mm travel, features a coil with silent-surround noise cancelling technology, and a independent externally adjustable Pneumatic Bottom Out Piston. The Nine One looks trick but the price is sure to dampen your expectations of trying one: $2,600 at Push.

A study in materials, textures, and composition, ILE’s Blackout Patchwork collection features tonal renditions of ILE shop favorites. The brand’s latest bag is a Laptop Bag…

One of the more innovative mini panniers on the market are back in stock at Outer Shell Adventure. The Pico Panniers ($220 pair) mount to standard bottle cage or 3-up cargo mounts with a polycarbonate panel that offers rigidity to the bags as well. Available from a plethora of colors and shipping from Outer Shell today!

Paul Component Engineering launched a fun product today: a Klamper Top Cap ($25)…

Cane Creek’s eeBrakes are known for their superior stopping power and, depending on the frameset, clearance for up to a 32 mm road tire. These assembled in the USA brakes also come in limited edition finishes from time to time with the latest being Alchemist gold ($779.99)! See more at Cane Creek.

Widefoot proudly unveils its latest product: the StoutCage ($32). Designed with durability and versatility in mind, the StoutCage fills a niche for bottle cages in the cycling industry.

Our friends at Dark Realm just announced a “One-Off” section in their webshop, filled with all kinds of fun color and pattern combinations…

Aero chainrings date back to the 1980s and are still very much in vogue today, particularly in racing circles, but let’s be honest, they do look damn cool. Wolf Tooth just announced Aero Rings for Shimano GRX in a symmetric ($84.95) and asymmetric ($81.95) profile…

Pardon our late-night post, but these bags are too good not to give some love. We’re big fans of camo-printed bags, and this limited edition Goldback bag from Bags by Bird has caught our eye…

Mission Workshop’s Transit Duffle (27L $320) is an exemplary bag  design, allowing for quick and easy attachment to a bicycle portage rack or just to be used as a standard day bag for quick travel plans or carrying a laptop around. This week, Mission announced a larger bag within the Transit family dubbed the Mass Transit Duffle (33L $ 325) with 25% more carrying capacity…