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Breaking NewsJanuary 24, 2006 - Colorado Springs,
Colorado
The Retail price for the titanium SRM is $3500.00 USD and is currently only available at SIBEX Sports. To facilitate pre orders of this exclusive product SIBEX is taking reservations for the Ti SRM. The reservations are $500.00 with the balance due upon shipping. SIBEX is also offering a FREE American Classic bottom bracket with this purchase for a limited time. Use special offer code IVAN6 . To make a reservation for the new Ti SRM send a email with contact information to scott@sibexsports.com. April 14, 2005 http://www.pezcyclingnews.com/?pg=fullstory&id=3068 April 5, 2005 http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php?id=tech/2005/news/04-05-
"I started with aluminium and just wasn't happy with the outcome. It was essentially a 'me too' product," Harad told Cyclingnews. "I began working with Scott [Mares of Sibex Sports] to produce a full titanium 1-piece aero bar. Titanium allows me to produce something that noone else has." That "something", according to Harad, is the Genesis aerobar, an adjustable time trial bar and stem assembly that weighs just 950g in 100mm stem/42cm width version. "We want the Genesis to be easily customized to fit the rider's needs," says Harad. "We are offering both "S Bend" extensions, straight extensions, and the typical curved extensions. Our pads are fully adjustable both fore and aft and left and right by approx. 5cm in each direction. Our bar is swept forward 5 degrees and has internal cable routing for increased aerodynamics." The tech desk has to admit that it's been a long time since time trialing was a big part of my riding (beyond 'how fast can I get to the office this morning?') but the Aero Concepts Genesis certainly looks to have all the bases covered. More info: www.aero-concepts.com March 11 2005 - Colorado Springs, CO
SIBEX Sent out 3 bikes for testing and the first one is back. We Sent a Road bike to Road magazine and Pez Cyclingnews.com and a cyclocross bike to Dirty cycling .com. The first review is back and you can see at www.dirtycycling.com with comments and pictures. Howard was the tester and he got to race the cyclocross bike for some of the cyclocross season. More to follow. Press Release: Interbike gave a lot of the Industry the opportunity to come and look and feel the SIBEX titanium forks. With the culmination of the review in the July issue of Mountain bike Magazine and the recent signing of BTI. Quality Bicycle Parts has signed up as well. QBP is the largest parts distributor in the US. This will give easy and quick access to SIBEX Titanium forks to every bike shop in the United States. Scott Mares owner of SIBEX Sports attempted to meet with the buyers of QBP at Interbike. However, Both companies were so busy they could never get away to meet. Brad Crosby the buyer for QBP had a hard time deciding which ones to carry and in what configuration. “SIBEX has the ability to offer the forks in just about any configuration it took us a couple of days to figure out what our customers wanted”. “It was the next step we needed to take in our company growth”. “Quality has a great reputation, and a huge network of bike shops that use them.” Scott Mares About the Forks The Unicrown is strictly a cyclocross fork (700c) and has a classic tapered legs. Marc Gullickson and Travis Brown were both on the forks last year and had a great cyclocross season. The forks are very light and supple, the box crown fork weighs in at 600 grams and the unicrown fork is slightly less. Both forks are made out of aerospace grade 3/2.5 titanium and carry a lifetime warranty. The forks retail between $385 and $400 depending on features. You can see the forks and other titanium products at sibexsports.com or visit the QBP web site at qbp.com. Article on Travis Brown and his bike from a mechanic's point of view. Cycling September 2004: The “Third” Style/Kind of Biking Cyclocross article from RockyMountainSports.com with mention of Sibex Sports and our Ti products. Sands Convention Center - Las Vegas Nevada “COSSACK” named one of top cross
bikes for 2004-2005 by Velo News. Volume 33/ No 17 October
25, 2004 On September 1 Andrew Juskaitis of Velo News came by the SIBEX Sports booth at the Durango NORBA Finals and took a look at the SIBEX “COSSACK” cyclocross bike. Scott Mares Owner of SIBEX Sports took the time to show Andrew exactly what makes this bike so special. “There is nothing on the market like it” Mares told Andrew. After a brief period of looking over the bike with a microscope Juskaitis took it for a spin and came back a little bit later with a big grin on his face. “I am really surprised how stiff it is,” Juskaitis told Mares. The bike was immediately whisked off for photos and later appeared on the Velo News web site in the “Eye Spy” feature of the Durango finals. That next Friday an email was sent to SIBEX with an invitation to appear in an upcoming issue of Velo News cyclocross special. The Bike was one of 6 that were chosen for the shoot. The Issue is already on news stands. “Its one thing to produce a great product, but its even better to have your peers recognize and appreciate what you have done”. “To me that is the Best” Mares said.
After a Strong cyclocross season and a glowing review in the July issue of Mountain bike Magazine SIBEX Sports has come to the front and signed BTI to distribute their titanium cyclocross, 29er and MTB forks to local bike shops all over the country. Scott Mares owner of SIBEX Sports met with the CEO of BTI Preston Martin in June and worked out a deal that would give BTI the right to distribute the Titanium forks to its dealer’s nation wide. “The reason we chose BTI is because they were close to us geography and they also started the same way we did. “ “They have a huge network of dealers and are steadily growing each year.” Scott Mares. About the Forks The Unicrown is strictly a cyclocross fork (700c) and has a classic tapered legs. Marc Gullickson and Travis Brown were both on the forks last year and had a great cyclocross season. The forks are very light and supple, the box crown fork weighs in at 600 grams and the unicrown fork is slightly less. Both forks are made out of aerospace grade 3/2.5 titanium and carry a lifetime warranty. The forks retail between $385 and $400 depending on features. You can see the forks and other titanium products at sibexsports.com or visit the BTI web site at bti-usa.com.
Check out this report from VeloNews.com featuring
Sibex forks and cyclocross bike.
"I was able to try the Sibex fork out last season a bit and I was totally impressed with the supple ride quality of titanium. I am looking forward to having them on all of my cross bikes this year. They have also shown an interest in helping me develop some of my other product concepts." - Brown stated about his new relationship with Sibex. Gullickson will again be chasing UCI points in 'cross to maintain his impressive international ranking. This will be another busy schedule back and forth between the coasts gathering points up to the end of the season when he will travel to Europe for the World Championships. Travis Brown will race primarily in Colorado until near the US nationals when he will, "travel a bit to the bigger races to tune up for the national championships in Portland." |
SIBEX has contracted with a Russian company, THE leader in development and introduction of high-efficiency aerospace technologies. The company employs special technologies for manufacturing cylindrical, oval, and tapered tubes with special butts for welding
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Press
Release:
Travis
Brown (Trek/Volkswagen) and Mark Gullickson have chosen SIBEX Titanium
Cyclocross forks for their '03/'04 Cyclocross seasons. 
