Italian bike manufacturer Scapin has a new lineup of bikes for 2012.  Above is the Fazer, and Scapin claims that it's "made for those who are looking for a balanced frame, not too stiff, light and extra comfortable in every situation. It is dedicated to granfondo cyclists, endurance fanatics, or simply 'bike maniacs.'" More info on the Scapin Fazer can be found here.

SCAPIN HYSAK
The Scapin Hysak is dedicated to "all those who love to overcome their limits. It's a bike of performance, class, and quality. It represents the top of innovation when it comes to technologies for the construction of composite monocoque structures. It is characterized by a unique design, and enriched with precious details like the seat post 'S' by Scapin." Be sure to check out more info on the Scapin Hysak.

SCAPIN STYLE
The Scapin Style features is "a breathtaking ensemble of materials, technologies, sophisticated manufacturing and functionality of the man-machine system, which guarantees high comfort and outstanding performance." More info on this sleek ride can be found here.

The Bullet Ultra line consists of three different rim depth options: 50mm, 80mm, and the whopping 105mm (above). Two different rim bed profiles are also available: standard clincher, and Campy's 2-Way-Fit tubeless option. The whole line of the Bullet Ultra range also comes with three different bearing options: standard steel, ceramic, and higher-quality ceramic. Prices for both lines are forthcoming, so keep an eye on Campagnolo's website for more information.

Chrome Bags have launched their Salvage Series of bags. They're made using reclaimed Army tents for the outer shell, and feature a military-grade tarp liner for durability.  Retail price is $160 for the limited edition messenger bags, so check out Chrome Bags for more info.

BONTRAGER TEAM ISSUE SADDLES

Bontrager has unveiled a new line of saddles and here's their official word on them... "Ridden by both the Leopard-Trek and RadioShack teams, and developed in close collaboration with professional cyclists like Fabian Cancellara and Andy Schleck, the 'inForm Team Issue' saddles combine advanced ergonomics with premium materials to deliver uncompromising performance... The inForm Team Issue Road saddle [above] features a genuine leather cover, solid titanium rails, full carbon fiber shell, and carries an MSRP of $279.99. The inForm Team Issue TT saddle features a premium microfiber cover, hollow titanium rails, a carbon fiber reinforced nylon base, oversized gel-stuffed nose with no-slip cover, and has an MSRP of $129.99. Both saddles are slated for July delivery to authorized Bontrager retailers worldwide." Both the Road and TT versions come in black or white colorways.
For more info, check out Bontrager's website.

Boardman Bikes has unveiled their five-strong lineup of AiR time trial bikes. The top-of-the-line AiR 9.8 can be had as a framset for around $2300, or as a full bike for about $9900 with FSA components, Zipp wheels and shifters, and other parts from SRAM and Vision. Next down is the AiR 9.4, and for about $5700, it includes Boardman's own deep-dish carbon wheels, a SRAM Red drivetrain and FSA components. Below that is the AiR 9.2, with SRAM Force and Mavic Cosmic Elite wheels for around $3900. Finally, the entry-level AiR 9.0 (above) comes with a SRAM Rival drivetrain and Mavic Aksium wheels for about $2900. For more info, check out Boardman Bikes.

BBB SELECT SUNGLASSES

BBB will be represented by three teams in the Tour de France 2011. All three will be wearing the top-of-the-line Falcon helmet, while Vacansoleil-DCM and Quick-Step will do the final testing of the Select sunglasses (above) during their race throughout France. With final feedback coming from rider such as Tom Boonen, Sylvain Chavanel and Johnny Hoogerland, the BBB Select will be available in the stores at the end of this year. You will be able to customize your Select sunglasses by buying separate temples and lenses in a variety of colors. A standard Select will cost approximately $113, while separate lenses will cost around $35, and temples about $7. Check out BBB's website for information on their complete lineup of bike gear.

Finish Line has released one of those head-smacking, "Why didn't I think of that?" type of products: Gear Floss. Much like dental floss is used for cleaning between your teeth, the microfiber Gear Floss is designed for cleaning the grime out from between cogs and other hard-to-reach areas of your bike. A pack of twenty 20-inch-long "ropes" retails for $6.99, and can be ordered through Finish Line's website.