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  1. cSixx is branching out from MTB components to include products for the cyclocross and road scenes. They need your help to choose what they should make next! Within the next few weeks, we will see some top-end road wheelsets being launched along with a range of larger 1x chainrings for cyclocross, gravel, and single ring road riders. Although it's not a full range of components just yet, cSixx promise that there will be more to come. What would you like to see next from this local manufacturer? Let us know by completing the checklist here and we'll pass it on to the cSixx design team. Click here to view the article
  2. We have combined our 16 years of chainguide manufacture experience with input from top riders such as Julian Absalon, Christoph Sauser, and the late Burry Stander to produce this no expense spared chainguide. Click here to view the article
  3. The clever guys at cSixx have recognised a need in the marketplace for a lightweight, well priced and easy to fit chain guide, aimed at the single chain ring market. For those already running Narrow Wide, think of it as a little added security for your 1x setup, and if you are a trail / #enduro rider this should really be a standard upgrade on your bike! I would even encourage the XCO racers to also consider the guide, as a dropped chain on a lap race could mean the difference between a win or a lose, even if you're just competing to beat your riding buddies. Click here to view the article
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