DMR bikes known mainly for dirt jumping bikes and pedals pushed the boat out a bit and have started introducing some stems, including a 35mm version, plus bars, saddles and wheels and hubs.
We managed to also get a glimpse of their 2015 crank set which is claimed to be as strong as Shimano Saint, but 100 grams lighter. It will be interesting to mount this and try it, stiffness in the hollow crank arms was a key design feature. DMR are famous for their pedals and have introduced a new one called teh v12, which we will be testing soon.
Sam Reynolds started on DMR bikes and still uses some of their products, super strong and well made, we will have some of their products on test.
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