Teravail Unveils Denim-Printed Tires and Prototype Stems at MADE
Teravail showcased two prototype stems and a new tire with denim-printed sidewalls at the MADE show, though no release dates or specifications were provided.
Key points
- Teravail displayed two prototype stems at MADE: one traditional type and one top loader, with no details on availability, lengths, or clamp sizes.
- The brand revealed a tire featuring a denim-printed sidewall design, described as a unique alternative to traditional sidewall colors, but no information on threads, sizes, or release timing was shared.
- Teravail crëw, based in Minnesota, traveled to MADE to support independent frame builders and showcase new products, including tires and wheels seen on 32-inch builds.
Background
Teravail is a Minnesota-based cycling component brand known for tires and wheels, frequently featured at industry events like MADE. The brand has previously expanded into cockpit components, and this event marks its latest product preview.
Why it matters
Teravail’s move into stems and innovative tire designs signals a broader product strategy beyond tires and wheels, potentially influencing the independent bike-building market and offering new aesthetic options for cyclists.
What to watch
Teravail may announce release dates, specifications, and pricing for the prototype stems and denim sidewall tires in the coming months, possibly at future industry events or through direct sales.
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