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Thisrecall involves Wilier Triestina model Izoard XP bicycles or framesets that were sold with carbon/alloy forks with serial numbers between LH0001 and LH4000. The serial number is located on the steerer tube of the fork, around six inches from the crown. Bicycles purchased before January 2012 are not included in this recall.

Consumers should stop using the recalled bicycles immediately and have an authorized Wilier bicycle dealer check for the serial number on the fork and, if it is included in the recall, the dealer will install a new Izoard replacement fork at no charge.

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If you are unsure and need verification about the authenticity of a product, please contact our customer service (ser...@wilier.it) to provide the model name, a description on the color, and the serial number (located under the bottom bracket), or head over to an authorized dealer. The list of our dealers can be found at

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Norco is recalling about 90 2011-model Havoc 24- and 26-inch bikes. The frames can break were the toptube meets the downtube. The company has received three reports of cracked frames, with no reported injuries.

Frames included in this recall have serial numbers that begin with K10DQ, K10FQ, K10IQ, K10KQ P10K, P10F or P11B. The serial number is stamped on the underside of the bottom bracket, below the word "Havoc." The 24-inch bikes were sold with semi-matte gray paint and the 26-inch model had semi-matte red. Both frames were made in China. The bikes were sold from November 2010 to September 2011 for about $600.

Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled bike and return it an authorized Norco dealer for a replacement. They can call Norco Bicycles at (800) 227-5579, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. PT Monday through Friday. Consumers can also visit www.norco.com and click on "Recall" for more information.

Wilier Triestina USA LLC of Atlanta, Georgia, is recalling about 200 Izoard XP bicycles because the aluminum steerer tubes on the bikes' forks can break while in use. There have been no reported incidents or injuries.

The recall involves Izoard XP bikes or framesets that were sold with carbon/alloy forks with serial numbers between LH0001 and LH4000. The serial number is located on the steerer tube of the fork about 6 inches from the crown. Bicycles purchased before January 2012 are not included in this recall.

Consumers should stop using the recalled bicycles immediately and have an authorized Wilier bicycle dealer check for the serial number on the fork. If the fork is included in the recall, the dealer will install a new Izoard replacement fork at no charge.

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Please select your rental period. Prices per day depend on number of days rented. Online reservations are free but not possible under 24 hours before the rental period. For last minute reservations please contact us directly.

Our economic but powerful choice. Whether you race or not, our carbon rim brake bikes are aimed for the rider who needs a bike for multiple uses. Light and responsive for the racer, yet comfortable and versatile for those who enjoy cycling without stress, at a very decent price for cyclists who do not like or do not need disc brakes.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission announced Tuesday that bike brands Norco and Wilier Triestina are voluntarily recalling select Havoc and Izoard XP models, respectively, due to a risk of failure and injury.

Wilier Triestina is recalling about 200 Izoard XP bicycles due to steerer tube failures. The tubes can break when in use, causing a crash. There have been no reported injuries as a result of the fork failures.

Anyone with an Izoard XP sold between approximately January and October 2012 should head to their local bike shop immediately to have the serial number on the fork checked. If the fork is included in the recall, dealers will replace it free of charge.

Approximately 90 Norco Havoc bikes are affected by a voluntary recall stemming from failures at the joint where the top tube meets the down tube. The frames can crack and then separate, leading to a crash. Norco has received three reports of cracked frames, but no injuries have been reported.

Tuvalum Sports S.L. in the framework of the ICEX Next Programme has been supported by ICEX and co-financed by the European ERDF fund. The purpose of this support is to contribute to the international development of the company and its environment.

Tuvalum Sports S.L. has obtained a loan operation co-financed by the European Union through the Regional Operational Programme of the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) of the Valencian Community 2014-2020.

Tuvalum Sports S.L. has been a beneficiary of the European Regional Development Fund whose objective is to improve the competitiveness of SMEs and thanks to which it has launched an Internationalisation Plan with the aim of improving its competitive positioning abroad during the year 2021. To this end, it has been supported by the Xpande Digital Programme of the Valencia Chamber of Commerce.

This project has been co-financed by IVACE. File number: ITTUTF/2021/2. Project: International financing. Objective: to obtain financing for international expansion. Results: an international optimisation plan and an investment teaser aimed at potential investors have been drawn up. This programme has the financial support of the European Union as its project has been selected in the ERDF Operational Programme of the Valencian Community 2014-2021.

Tuvalum S.L. has received 3 grants ECOGJU/2022/704/46 ECOGJU/2022/517/46 ECOGJU/2022/299/46 ECOGJU/2022/299/46 from the entity Labora in 2022, within the programme "hiring of young qualified trainees, ECOJUP" for an amount of 77,000 euros. Aid programme managed by Mohre.

This legendary Italian brand have been producing bikes since1906, and are famous for their gorgeous paint schemes. But ofcourse there's a lot more required to stand out in the modern bikeera, and what has particularly impressed us is their flexibilityand attention to detail - two factors of the utmost importance tous as bike fitters.

A number of our team have been testing Wilier's lineup over thepast few months, and our fitters have been poring over theirgeometry tables. We've also sat down with their management team, aclose-knit and experienced outfit, with the business being run bythe Gastaldello family since the early 1970s.

Crucially they understand what we, as bike fit specialists,require - and are happy to provide framesets for us to custombuild, complete bikes, or any combination in between. The result isplenty of options to suit any rider.

Wilier's current flagship model is the 0 SLR (Zero SLR), anultralight all-rounder with an emphasis on integration. Hiddencabling makes for an extremely neat bike, especially with theirown-brand monocoque bar/stem combo.

An asymmetrical rear triangle ensures that power is transferredthrough the lightweight frame without any loss of effiency. Eachsize of frame uses a different layup and mix of carbon to ensureconsistency across the entire range. In fact the Zero SLR boaststhe best stiffness to weight ratio Wilier have produced in alightweight frame, despite also being their lightest yet.

Wind tunnel optimised, it uses the KAMM Tail profile truncatedaero tube shapes to maximise aero benefits whilst keeping weight toa minimum. And as you'd expect on a modern aero bike there's roomfor up to 28mm wide tyres, and cables are routed internally,passing through the Wilier bar and stem into the head tube to keepthings neat and tidy.

Wilier's ACTIFLEX rear suspension is specifically designed forroad use, it gives just a few millimetres of precisely dampedtravel to absorb the fatigue and discomfort of rough road surfaces,but adds very little weight or complexity to the lightweight carbonframeset.

It's also tuneable, with the elastomer element being swappablefor one of three different densities, to allow for different ridingstyles and rider weights. The chunky aluminium link is lightweightbut retains all the torsional stiffness you need for efficientpower transfer and pin-sharp handling. The carefully designedchainstays are designed to flex up and down to provide the requiredsuspension, whilst remaining totally stiff from side to side.