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ENVE Composites under new ownership: private Utah investment firm takes the wheel
Amer Sports, the parent company of Enve Composites, announced today that the Enve brand has been acquired by PV3, a Utah-based private investment firm allegedly owned by avid cyclists.
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'A lot roadie, a little groadie': first ride impressions of the all-new Enve Fray, an endurance bike designed for and by former road racers
Like a race bike but more capable and comfortable, the Fray is the kind of road bike most of us ought to be riding
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‘We look forward to working with the UCI to share what we have learned over the years of road tubeless’: Enve responds to UCI’s potential ban on hookless rims
The American wheel manufacturer and WorldTour sponsor weighs in on the UCI’s announcement about an ‘urgent’ hookless rim review
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You can soon own a share in Enve – parent company Amer Sports set to go public, valued at $10 billion
Along with Enve, Amer Sports holds a diverse portfolio of sporting brands including Arc’teryx, Wilson Sporting Goods and Louisville Slugger
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Enve to replace Specialized as equipment sponsor of Team TotalEnergies in 2024: 'It’s a dream come true', says the Utah brand
Just three years after manufacturing its first bike frame, Enve will enter the WorldTour with the Melee
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Enve introduces The MOG, its first purpose-built gravel bike for the 'modern' rider
American composites company ENVE today launched the MOG, a purpose-built gravel bike.
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The Enve MOG: a first ride review of the American brand's debut foray into gravel
American composites manufacturer, Enve, from Ogden, Utah, today unveiled its take on a gravel bike for the modern rider. We took it out for a spin. Here's what we thought.
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Rideable art: 10 standout handmade bikes from Enve’s Bike Builder Round-Up
Enve Composites opened the doors of their Utah-based HQ to the public last month for their fourth annual Builder Round-Up. Here are 10 standout handmade bikes from the bike show.
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Enve's new SES line-up is hookless, tubeless only - and includes no rim brake models
Simplified line is said to be built for ‘modern road riding’
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Enve premieres its Survivor-style bicycle reality TV game show on Youtube
“I have no hope of them finishing,” says game show host Ronnie Ronmance
