The Radavist

Wolf Tooth Components first introduced Ultraviolet Purple alongside the Waveform Aluminum Pedal launch in 2022, and it’s also been available exclusively on the Ripsaw Aluminum Pedal since last spring. This Ultraviolet Purple is a deep, vibrant purple with tones of ruby and amethyst as the light hits it. As announced this morning, the remainder of Wolf Tooth’s frame components will come in Ultraviolet Purple as a permanent color option.

The parts included in this Ultraviolet catalog drop includes: all headsets, grip collars, seatpost clamps, centerlock rotor lockrings, headset spacers, alloy bar end plugs, ReMote levers, and anything else in the Wolf Tooth Color Shop. It’s a color that can’t help but grab attention on a bike, playing equally well with bright gravel sleds, vintage resto-mods, modern MTBs, and even aero road bikes.

See the full Ultraviolet line at Wolf Tooth.

For those fans of the Phoenician’s signature color, Knog’s recently redesigned Blinder 900 and Oi classic bell just got a fresh coat of hard anodizing with a limited edition “ⓚhaos purple” finish. Both are in stock and shipping today from Knog retaillers and the brand’s online portal.

Hayes’ best-known braking system, the Dominion A4 levers and calipers, just got flushed with a new hue for 2024, purple, prompting a Jimmy Hendrix reference: Purple Hayes. The trend of anodized mountain bike components began in the late 1980s and went well into the 1990s, with many manufacturers continuing the trend into modern times. Yet, this new purple wave sweeping components as of late causes pause… check out the Purple Dominion A4 brakes at Hayes.