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LAS VEGAS (BRAIN) — A British company is launching a new in-ear body monitoring device at this week's Consumer Electronics Show here. The Bodytrak device, which is being marketed to cyclists and other athletes, tracks heartrate, speed, distance, cadence and other factors.

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo. (BRAIN) — Moots has added a new model to its Race Super Light (RSL) line up, the new Routt RSL.

BOCA RATON, Fla. (BRAIN) — The new DoubleUp bike storage unit was designed for facility bike rooms. The rack can be wall-mounted or set up as freestanding. The offset bike configuration prevents handlebar contact and the vertical orientation minimizes its footprint.

LANCASTER, Pa. (BRAIN) — Speedsleev is expanding its product line with a new lightweight waterpoof seatpack, called the Ranger, being launched with a Kickstarter campaign.

OLNEY, Ill. (BRAIN) — Magura's new MT7 Danny MacAskill Signature Brake is availabale in a limited edition with special packaging.

ATLANTA, Ga. (BRAIN) — VEE Tire Co. has announced the release of Rail Tracker, their newest tire in the 650b-plus category.

The Rail Tracker applies VEE's Cross Country tread to a plus-size tire. It's VEE's lightest plus tire at 800 grams. 

WILMETTE, Ill. (BRAIN) — Velosmith Bicycle Studio, a high-end retailer here, is offering a limited-edition mountain bike build that combines custom products from four brands: Seven Cycles, Inglis Cycles, Monument Wheelworks and Pass and Stow Racks.

PHILADELPHIA (BRAIN) — Fuji has launched a new bike for loaded off-road touring, the Jari. The aluminum-framed bike will be available in four models and as a frameset. 

The Year of the Rooster Velo saddle.

LONGMONT, Colo. (BRAIN) — It's not often that foam is in the news, but when the world's largest bike saddle maker, Velo Saddle, says it has begun using its first new padding material in 35 years, it's worth paying attention.

SANTEE, Calif. (BRAIN) — Sidi's U.S. distributor, Ciclista America, has released a supplement brochure showing the additional shoe colors and pricing available in the U.S. for the 2017 season. 

MUKILTEO, Wash. (BRAIN) — FSA now offers a website to help retailers and consumers choose the correct headset for their bikes. 

TOKYO (BRAIN) — The Cerevo RIDE-1 is a frame-mounted bike computer that include a 9-axis sensor, thermometer, atmospheric pressure and brightness sensors as well as GPS. It does not have a screen like a typical bike computer, but can relay information to a smartphone app and to the cloud. 

WATERLOO, Wis. (BRAIN) — Trek is recalling some Bontrager Flare RT and Bontrager Ion 700 RT lights because the lights can turn off without warning when paired with a remote transmitter. 

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (BRAIN) — Following its introduction of its Ramp Control Cartridge for RockShox forks earlier this year, MRP is now offering cartridges for 2016 model year and newer Fox 34 forks, including models with the FIT4 and GRIP dampers.

FREEHOLD, N.J. (BRAIN) — Just Enough Tools (JET) has relased a new version of its JET Roll MTB, the Wild Weasel 2.0 Joker. The tool wrap is designed for multi-purpose, all conditions use; road, gravel, touring, or trail.

PETALUMA, Calif. (BRAIN) — E-Thirteen is now shipping its TRS Race Cassette, an 11-speed 9-46-tooth cassette that fits SRAM XD drivers. 

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (BRAIN) — With a sharp focus on the use of composites in bicycles and cycling accessories — from materials selection and optimization to manufacturing processes, safety testing, repair and, ultimately, recycling — the second annual Cyclitech bike technology conference drew 145 industry engineers, presenters and sponsors.

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SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (BRAIN) — Lezyne has released a firmware update for its "Year 9" (model year 2016) GPS units, including the Mini, Power and Super GPS computers.

BERKELEY, Calif. (BRAIN) — GU Energy Labs has announced a new packaging sleeve for Gu Energy Chews. The sleeve now carries a stack of eight individual Energy Chews that each deliver 20 calories.

NEW TAPEI CITY, Taiwan (BRAIN) — Arofly is a tiny device that installs on a bike valve stem and, the company says, senses and calculates data including speed, cadence, power, ride time, ascent and other factors. It transmits data wirelessly via Bluetooth to a smart phone app.

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