At the Cycle Show Tifosi revealed what its claiming is the "lightest production bike in the world". It's made of three different types of carbon and comes with a mind-bogglingly bling specification.
What's more, it's available to buy, too, and at a not unreasonable price of £1999.
Boardman's classy commuting bikes
Also revealed this week is a new series of classy commuting bikes from Boardman. The trio are aluminium framed, two come with carbon forks and one with, believe it or not, Di2!
That's right, the top specced bike comes with Shimano Alfine Di2 11 speed hub gears and belt drive for the eye watering price of £1999.
Aqua Blue choose to ride "innovative 3T Strada aero bike"
Pro Continental team Aqua Blue has chosen to ride the new 3T Strada aero bike for the 2018 season, despite the fact it only comes as a single ring setup and with 28mm tyres.
It's unclear currently how closely the team with stick to the current bike's designs, with 3T saying Aqua Blue will be announcing other partnerships soon.
Kwiatkowski, who'll be riding for the Polish national team, has his done up in a glossy red and white finish.
Peter Sagan's Specialized Tarmac Ultralight
Peter Sagan's Specialized Tarmac is a thing of beauty. An iridescent silver paint job only adds 10g to the frame, making it one of Specialized super limited Ultralight models.
dhb enters the shoe market
Earlier this week dhb announced that it was stepping into the world of cycling shoes.
Chinese X-Lab vies for global domination as it equips XDS Astana with bikes for the WorldTour
Tech of the week: Van Rysel releases an aero bike (quelle surprise!) plus a superlight carbon crankset from FSA, a long top tube bag from Tailfin and tyre liners from Zefal
