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RINGLE - Cycling: In 1988, Geoff Ringle invented the Cam-Over style quick release skewer, which became known as the Ringle skewer. It was unique in its simp...
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| Cycling: In 1988, Geoff Ringle invented the Cam-Over style quick release skewer, which became known as the Ringle skewer. It was unique in its simple efficient design, and its method of construction, being CNC machined from aluminum, brightly anodized, and built around a titanium rod. Ringle went on to invent an entire product line of stems, seatposts, headsets, cable hangers, and water bottle cages, each in a minimalistic, clean, efficient design, each machined from aluminum alloy and using titanium hardware, without any steel or weldments. In this way, Ringle kicked off the sport of mountain bikings most inventive period, and revolutionized bicycle design, away from the weak and heavy stamped and welded steel mass production parts of the 1980s. Ringle ushered in an entire era of high performance cycling equipment. In the late 90's, Sun Rims bought the Ringle brand, discontinued the products in favor of making a small range of low quality, welded parts in drab colors. When the |