If you visited the Eightinch website lately and browsed around, you would notice a lot of images containing “Coming Summer 2010″. Eightinch has just announced the release of the Eightinch Freestyle components which includes cranks, handlebars and stems, but the chainrings will release in the near future. /> /> Eightinch freestyle cranks, stems and handlebars come in three colors; white, black, and raw finish, but instead of raw for the stem, it is chrome. Retail price for the handlebars is $49.50, stem is $34.50, and the cranks are priced at $119.50. You can purchase at Cyclingcloseouts.com.

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All-City releases its New Sheriff hubs in colors of black and silver. The hubs were specifically designed to meet the demands of the modern fixed gear rider. Made with 6061 T6 aluminum for the hub shell, it is compatible with gauge spokes 13 through 15. The flange design was based on Campagnolo’s “sheriff start” hubs and allows for a stiffer wheel. This also means lower spoke stress. /> /> The New Sheriff hubs have an oversized axle of 15mm in diameter. With 6902 sealed bearings from Japa, you can be assured it will service you for a long while. You can also modify it with stainless custom mounting with a 15mm box end or 6mm hex. /> /> All-City New Sheriff front hubs weigh 226 grams while the rear hubs weighs 270 grams. For fixed/free, there are 32-hole versions in stock. 36-hole versions are also available for fixed/fixed and fixed/free. For pricing, check out…

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Puma, known for sneakers and athletic clothes has launched a mini website for their new line of bikes. Although the brand has received some heat for dipping into the cycling world, Puma Bikes line features a fixed gear, city bike, and folding bikes for the summer of 2010. /> /> Coming on board with Puma Bikes for the mini website is Biomega, a company based out of Copenhagen which designed each Puma Bike. As far as retail price goes, a standard price is available for each model, but since you can customize the bikes, price may vary.

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Walmart is at it again with another fixed gear bike, this time by Genesis. First, the Mongoose fixed gear hit the internet with different opinions from cyclists, and now Genesis rolls out the Track One. The Genesis Track One fixed gear retails for $149, the exact same price as the Mongoose. /> /> First glance at the Genesis Track One, you can see a kickstand, which not too many fixies have, but uses a flip flop hub, steel frame, front and back brakes, and alloy wheels. Lastly, a simple colorway suits the Genesis Track One nicely, which is black, red, and cream.

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Whenever you see a Cinelli Laser Track Frame on eBay, you can except it to fetch at least $4,000. Even if you have the money, since the frames are limited, finding one is a task in itself. Today we have learned Cinelli will re-release the Laser Track Frame. /> /> The original Cinelli Laser Track Frame was limited to 300, and released in the 1980s. Each original model was built by hand by Andrea Pesenti, designed by Antonio Colombo, and engineered by Paolo Erzegovesi. As of now, a release date, retail price, and availability is not known, but we are sure limited quantities will release.

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Nemesis Project shares with us some stock photos of the new Trackfighter Plymouth frame, designed specifically around trick fixed gear riding. The Nemesis Project Trackfighter Plymouth Trick Fixed Gear Frame features a 4130 chromoly frame which is hand built, 3/16 rear dropouts for use with pegs, steel seatpost binder, and reinforced chainstays. /> /> The Nemesis Project Trackfighter Plymouth frame is shown in translucent black, but will also release in raw, white, and translucent red. Retail price is between $600 and $650, and will release to Tokyo Fixed Gear, iMiNUSD, and Cultur mid way into July.

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Currently merging its resources and technologies is SE Bikes and Us Versus Them. The objective here was to come out with a state of the art fixed gear freestyle specific frame. The partnership was that of Todd Lyons (SE Brand Manger) and James Banuelos (Special Projects Manager for SE Bikes & CEO of Us Versus Them). After a thorough evaluation derived from creative brainstorming, exchange of ideas and research data gathered from riders and engineering experts, the frame is set to come release soon. /> /> The soon-to-be-released super prototype of the SE x Us Versus Them frame will feature a Full Cr-Mo Frame with a double Butted top tube and down tube. This frame was designed with maximum 50c clearance tires in mind. /> /> Although the frame is still in its evolutionary stage, the final blue print and geometric design is commendable. The new trick frame will be exhibited by team riders Chris…

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