Feb 24, 2014 6:30 AM

Gallery: This New Cycling Gear Has Us Dreaming of Warm Days and Open Roads

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Reynolds introduces their stealth Black Label line of highend hoops.
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If it's good enough for your head then it must be good enough for you hands. Kali Protectives delivers full finger gloves to a dealer near you.

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The good folks at Box are working on bringing their version of a mountain bike grouppo to market.
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The Infinity saddle may just be what you have been looking for to make your ride less painful.

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The Vision 4D bars are featherweight ergonomics for fast forward comfort.
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Bontrager Oracle Helmet is lightweight goodness to protect your melon.

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Knog Blinder Arc 5.5 an USB rechargeable bright ass light.
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Rudy Project Firebolts for the athlete who wants full protection without looking too much like a bug.

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Giro's hightop socks well keep you cozy in the early spring weather.
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The new GOBE light, for the adventure who wants to go everywhere.

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Assos T.equipe bibs are one of their four new offerings.

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