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  1. SPRING/SUMMER 20

    GO YOUR OWN WAY

    Take flight in our fastest road collection yet. Ride out past the last lights with the new Cargo Bib Shorts, and carry more with innovative Anything pockets. Discover Spring/Summer at 7mesh.

  2. SPRING/SUMMER 20

    GO YOUR OWN WAY

    Take flight in our fastest road collection yet. Ride out past the last lights with the new Cargo Bib Shorts, and carry more with innovative Anything pockets. Discover Spring/Summer at 7mesh.




Road S20

ROAD

Gravel S20

GRAVEL

MTB S20

MOUNTAIN

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Outer Edge

DESIGNED THROUGH ADVENTURE

From the Coast Mountains of Squamish, Canada, we design through adventure to create advanced alpine-grade bike gear for road, mountain and gravel riding.


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Spring/Summer 20

ANYTHING GOES: SPRING/SUMMER 20

What’s new this season? Almost everything. Spring/Summer ’20 is packed with new products and innovative new concepts that reach across collections. For road riders, the RK1 Bib Short is a noteworthy top-flight short built for beating personal bests and sprinting for the win. It’s ridiculously comfortable and very fast. Pair it with the high-intensity Skyline Jersey – available for men and women – and no record is out of reach.

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Parcours and Panache

PARCOURS AND PANACHE

This year’s edition of the Transcontinental Race was won by a little known German by the name of Fiona Kolbinger riding her first-ever unsupported ultra-race. TCRNo7, if you have to ask, was not a women-only race, nor did it make concessions to gender. Armed only with a big smile, preparedness and natural panache, a 24-year-old medical student won one of the hardest endurance bike races in the world against a field that included over 200 men. And she wasn’t anywhere near her limit.

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FLYING HIGH, RIDING LOW

FLYING HIGH, RIDING LOW

In August we had the pleasure of hosting our Tyax and Chill contest winner Euan Camlin and his + 1 Angus Croudace for a week of some of the best riding British Columbia has to offer. After overcoming the first obstacle of getting the lads here from Edinburgh, we picked them up at Vancouver airport for the scenic 1.5-hour drive north to Squamish. That is until the effects of a long day of travel hit, and the scenery took a backseat to some well-earned snooze time.

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