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Bianchi Volpe with Mesa Pedals!

Jeff from Urban Velo just sent this over to us. It's that time of year again where the days get shorter, trails are muddier and cyclo-cross is in full effect. Jeff posted some nice pics of his new Bianchi Volpe that he's using as his CX bike finished off with our Mesa slim pedals. The Mesa is a great all year pedal and we've had a ton of great feedback from people that use them as their fall/winter pedal. The pedal is light and strong but our molded surface pegs are what people dig most about the Mesa in inclement weather. They're built out of a tough impact grade nylon and the molded pegs are just the right height to give you a little extra grip if you happen to be riding in mud or snow.

Check out more pics of Jeff's Bianchi Volpe cyclocross bike at Urban Velo - http://urbanvelo.org/bianchi-volpe-in-the-house/

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