The Compact Pocket Rescue tool is back! The first CPR Tool was first developed in 1992 out of race necessity. While leading a World Cup XC, Thomas Frischknecht’s stem slipped, causing him to stop, tighten it and lose valuable time. Tom Ritchey knew he couldn’t afford to send his riders across the world to race and have them not finish due to simple mechanicals. Thus, the CPR9 was born to solve this problem. Lightweight and reliable, the CPR tool was the first multi-tool designed to aid a rider in need while out riding or racing. Now the CPR12+ weighs in at just 96 grams and this investment cast CPR tool packs over 12 individual tools into one small easy to stash utensil. Compact 2x3” design features a chain breaker, tire lever, Philips screw driver, T20, T25, 14g spoke wrench, Allen keys 2-6, 8. Resilient investment cast steel keys with alloy lever.
The ergonomic evolution of Ritchey handlebars continues with the ground-breaking WCS Beacon. The most notable feature is its super-wide 36° drop flare. Aside from the unmatched ergonomic comfort and stability afforded by this wide flare, it also allows for plenty of space for handlebar packs. When riding in the drops, the Beacon doubles down on comfort with a very shallow 80mm drop and a shorter than usual reach. The Evo-style top section offers broad support for your hands, and it has a gentle backward sweep for a more natural hand position when riding the tops. The unconventional aesthetic of the WCS Beacon belies its comfort and practicality. Taking inspiration from the randonneur world, the Beacon allows an easy transition of the hands around the bar without upsetting bike handling when loaded with gear. The gentle change of hand position allows the body to stretch and move while keeping the bike stable. Ideal for adventure touring and bikepacking, on asphalt or gravel trails - or even for urban riding - the unique WCS Beacon brings a whole new level of comfort and control. Material: triple-butted 7050 alloy Bend style: bio-bend Top style: ergonomic Width: 400, 420, 440, 460mm Drop: 80mm Reach: 65mm Drop flare: 36° Flare out: 6° Backsweep: 4.5° Clamp diameter: 31.8mm Accessory mount diameter: 31.8mm Compatible with Shimano EW-RS910 junction box Clip-on compatibility: yes Other features: drilled at bar end for Shimano Di2 EW-RS910 junction box routing, C260 compatible Weight: 270g (420mm) Color: Blatte
Long weekend rides with friends, or pushing it at your local crit – proper hydration is key for getting the most out of your ride. Thirst is no match for whatever on-ride beverage you pour into, and drink out of, your Ritchey Water Bottle.
The smartest, most convenient torque key now comes with bits to suit every need. Same great T-handle shape and reliable “click” when reaching the max torque. Hex 3/4/5, Torx T-20/25, and Philips #1. 5Nm max torque. Bit holder included.
The Compact Pocket Rescue tool is back! The first CPR Tool was first developed in 1992 out of race necessity. While leading a World Cup XC, Thomas Frischknecht’s stem slipped, causing him to stop, tighten it and lose valuable time. Tom Ritchey knew he couldn’t afford to send his riders across the world to race and have them not finish due to simple mechanicals. Thus, the CPR9 was born to solve this problem. Lightweight and reliable, the CPR tool was the first multi-tool designed to aid a rider in need while out riding or racing. Now the CPR12+ weighs in at just 96 grams and this investment cast CPR tool packs over 12 individual tools into one small easy to stash utensil. Compact 2x3” design features a chain breaker, tire lever, Philips screw driver, T20, T25, 14g spoke wrench, Allen keys 2-6, 8. Resilient investment cast steel keys with alloy lever.
Long weekend rides with friends, or pushing it at your local crit – proper hydration is key for getting the most out of your ride. Thirst is no match for whatever on-ride beverage you pour into, and drink out of, your Ritchey Water Bottle.
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