Lezyne gets colourful

By David Arthur

Lezyne has been something of a storm in the world of cycle accessories and tools, with premium sharp machined appeal with impressive functionality. Now as well as the cool metal finish comes a range of colours for those wanting to spice up their accessories.

The anodised colours, gold, red and blue, will be available for the following products; Alloy Drive, Pressure Drive, Alloy and CNC Floor Drive pumps, Stainless Multi-tools, Metal Kits and Alloy Drive CO2.

More at www.upgradebikes.co.uk and www.lezyne.com.

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King Richard

Posted: 23/07/09 11:46:05 05

WANT! I would buy an anodised dog poo if only someone would make one.

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