New Arrivals – April 9, 2003

Edited by Paul Mirtschin

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Welcome to New Arrivals, a weekly section showcasing the latest equipment that's landed on the Cyclingnews tech desk. Look out for reviews over the next few months when we've clocked up some saddle time with this stuff.

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Campagnolo Techno series bib C093

The Campagnolo Techno bib features the new Project One pad, a three-layer pad made from the silver fibre based X-static material.

The Techno bib's six panel design allows an almost perfect fit, while the Dorlastan based material allows stretch where needed.

The Techno series bib comes in all sizes from Small to XX-Large.

Colour: Black, Grey
Price: US$55.00

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Campagnolo Techno series jersey C105

The Techno series jersey is manufactured from Rayosan, a material claimed to block a large part of the ultraviolet rays that can damage your skin.

The Techno jersey also features mesh side panels, designed to allow a flow of air to cool the body while riding. A bottom elastic grip keeps the jersey where it should be, while reflective Campagnolo tags on both the front and rear aid visibility

The Techno series jersey comes in all sizes from Small to XX-Large.

Colour: Amber, Ruby, Zephir
Price: US$60.00

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Nike Poggio II shoe

The Poggio II is Nike's latest lightweight race shoe.

Featuring a full-length carbon plate sole to give the stiffness required by pro riders, the Italian made Poggio II uses a three-strap closure system to wrap the Teiijin Aero Technora around your foot.

The Poggio II comes in at 274 grams for the size 44.

Colour: Chrome, White, Red
Cost: US$220.00

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Nike Breathable Rain Shell

A breathable, stretch membrane laminated to a microfiber polyester mesh is the base behind Nike's new Breathable Rain Shell.

The breathable membrane allows moisture to wick away from the skin while repelling rain. The full-front zip allows easy fitting while a rear zip pocket gives you somewhere to put your phone.

The unisex jacket comes in all sizes from Small to XX-Large.

Colour: White/Clear
Price: US$110.00

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