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Its January 27th today and we’re about to leave the off-season behind and maybe some of us have already started to look for short sleeve jerseys, new shoes and new bikes.

In recent years the concept of bikepacking has interested and intrigued more and more cyclists. Bikepacking is not a new concept, but the contribution from companies such as Miss Grape, with their approach and philosophy has piqued this interest.

A second life for the Arabesque. This most collectable of frames has been back in production for four years now. The well-known "Arabescate" joints are welded with stellar tubes and comes with a 1 "Precisa fork which make this one of the most precious lugged frames on today's market.

The so-called 'white roads' of Tuscany, paths of dust and gravel, allowed cycling, in the first half of the twentieth century, to grow and become so popular that it is still affirmed today as the most practiced and popular sport in the world.

The new geometry on the Stratos Faster makes for a frame that is reactive, stiff and of course fast. It's ideally suited for racing and the model made its professional debut at the Rio Olympics.

A high modulus monocoque carbon fibre frame, with flat mount disc brake setup and 12 mm through axle. Added rear clearance allows wheels of up to 28mm and discs up to 160mm.

Extralite is an Italian company that has been around since the mid 1990's. They have had the courage and foresight to design and produce components that have stood out from the competition.

One of the many great things about Columbus is that all of their carbon products are also available in an unpainted version, allowing you to get those creative juices flowing.