ARRIS® Enhances Its Made To Outperform® Bicycle Spoke Lineup with Advanced Materials

ARRIS® Expands Its Next-Generation Ultralight Composite Spokes Portfolio



In a move that promises to reshape the cycling industry, ARRIS®, a leader in the advanced manufacturing of high-performance composites, has announced an exciting expansion of its Made To Outperform® (MTO) Spoke Series. This innovative extension introduces a diverse array of production-ready spoke options that reflect cutting-edge engineering and a commitment to quality.

Based in Berkeley, California, ARRIS has been making waves with its advanced manufacturing techniques, particularly utilizing their proprietary continuous-fiber technology to create bicycle spokes that outperform conventional designs. Known for their lightweight yet strong characteristics, the MTO spokes represent a significant breakthrough in composite materials tailored for cycling enthusiasts and professionals alike.

Innovative Technologies at Play


The ARRIS MTO Product Series is designed not only for aesthetics but prioritizes performance metrics that matter to cyclists. The spokes come in various weight categories, starting from an astonishing 2 grams or less, accommodating the needs of competitive riders seeking every advantage on the road or trail. The range also includes options weighing 2–3 grams, ensuring that there is a solution for cyclists at different levels of expertise.

Incorporating innovative materials, ARRIS offers options made from carbon, glass, and a blend of multi-material solutions, providing options for performance tailored to the rider's preferences and bike specifications. Each spoke boasts unique end-fittings that marry strength with reduced overall weight, resulting in a product that enhances speed and handling without compromising durability.

Quality Assurance and Accountability


Bert Mannhalter, the Vice President of Research and Development at ARRIS Composites, emphasizes the importance of quality in their manufacturing process.

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