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DZR

Fisher Expo 2013 highlights: Zipp, SRAM, DZR, Look and Vittoria

Plus Carrera folding helmet and aero race lid, DZR waterproof shoes, Masterlock… er, locks

Fisher Expo 2013 highlights

SRAM Garmin mount	SRAM are going to be pushing their Quarq Elsa	SLSpeed reverse bolts	Service Course CSL SSR short reach	Service Course CSL SSR aluminium bar
Masterlocks toughtest ever lock

Fisher Expo Roundup: Pure cleaners & lubes, Hollywood racks, DZR shoes

A couple of things that caught our eye at the Fisher Expo in St Albans over the last few days.

Fisher Expo 2012: Hollywood, Pure, DZR

Pure eco bike maintenance range	DZR Jetlag womens leisure cycling shoe sizes 37-41	Hollywood FT3 towball rack locking feature	DZR Minna unisex leisure cycling shoe	DZR Concubine mens leisure cycling shoe
DZR Jetlag womens leisure cycling shoe

Tech Roundup: NEC Cycle Show - Bianchi, Peugeot, Condor, Carradice, Santini, MET, DZR, Quoc Pham + Gallery

Lots of shiny toys at Birmingham's NEC this weekend

Cycle Show 2011 - Bianchi Peugeot 4ZA Condor DZR Carradice Santini MET

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Cycle Show 2011 03.jpg

DZR Strasse shoe

Price:

£90.00

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DZR Strasse shoes.jpg

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DZR Strasse shoe

Oh DZR Strasse, what a can of worms you have opened! Previously, wearing SPD-compatible shoes in town was easy. You simply swallowed your pride and resigned yourself to looking like a bike geek. The only question was, what flavour - clumpy commuter shoes, or more purposeful Shimanos, Specialized, Northwaves or Sidis?

Yet there's always been a market for an SPD trainer, and I've owned several of the previous attempts. Was this particular one better than my beloved, battered pair of Adidas?