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Stay ahead of the curve with the latest mountain bike news! This edition dives deep into SRAM’s innovative wireless upgrade kit, allowing riders to modernize their cable-actuated drivetrains. We’re also tracking the return of Revel Bikes, now under its original founder, signaling a bold comeback for the brand. Plus, get the scoop on Loic Bruni’s prototype brake testing, sparking speculation about potential advancements in braking technology. News Directory 3 keeps you informed on the cutting edge of mountain biking, ensuring you’re always in the know. From component upgrades to industry shifts,we deliver the essential updates.Discover what’s next in the future of cycling innovation.
Mountain Bike News: SRAM Wireless Upgrade Kit, Revel Bikes’ Comeback
Updated June 6, 2025
The mountain bike world is buzzing with new developments, from prototype equipment to company comebacks. Here’s a rapid look at some of the latest news.
Loic Bruni, of the Specialized Gravity Team, has been seen testing a mysterious brake system. The lever, caliper, and rotor appear distinct from existing models. Speculation suggests these could be Brembo brakes, following their acquisition of Ohlins last year.
SRAM recently unveiled a wireless transmission upgrade kit compatible with their cable-actuated Eagle 90 and 70 drivetrains. The kit includes a wireless derailleur body, shifter, battery, charger, and PowerLock quick link. Riders can convert their existing derailleurs by swapping out the body for the battery-operated version.
Revel Bikes is making a comeback under the leadership of its original founder, Adam Miller. This follows a period of uncertainty after the launch of new bike models and subsequent cessation of operations due to industry challenges. miller hopes to restore the brand to its former glory.
What’s next
Keep an eye out for further developments on these stories, including official announcements from Brembo regarding their potential entry into the mountain bike brake market