Another quarter, another load of news worth passing on to your customers. This time it's a new tire built for e-bikes and two shop favorites now available in a size almost nobody else touches. There are also a couple of athlete results worth putting in front of every rider who walks into your shop. Let's dive in!
A New Tire for Fast E-Bikes
Meet the E-Hitman. Built for 20 inch fat tire e-bikes, it trades weight for efficiency without giving up grip. A lighter construction means better range and easier handling. The tread does double duty, smooth enough for pavement and aggressive enough to hold its own on gravel and light off-road.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size | 20 x 4.00 |
| Compound | Performance Compound |
| Casing | 26 TPI |
| Bead | Wire Bead (WB) |
| Protection | Override / Power Wall |
| Weight | 1,845 g |
No official date on when these will be released. We will keep everyone updated as we know more.
Two Favorites Just Got a Size Almost Nobody Else Makes
Here's a fact most riders don't know. Vee already leads the 32 inch tire category. The T-Monster was one of the first 32 inch tires ever sold, built years ago for unicyclists and tall-bike riders back when nobody else was making anything for that wheel size. This quarter, two more tires join it.
Attack HPL and Quickstyk are now both available in 32 inch. Riders on 32 inch wheels finally get a real choice: a trail-ready option and a fast-rolling option, instead of the one all-purpose tire Vee has offered for years.
| Tire | Size | ETRTO | Item # | OD | SW |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Attack HPL | 32 x 2.50 | 64-686 | VRB452 (FB) TLR | 818 mm | 61 mm |
| Quickstyk | 32 x 1.75 | 45-686 | VRB448 (FB) TLR | 780 mm | 44 mm |
Dimensions measured with a 30mm inner-width rim.
Curious how these stack up against the rest of the lineup?
Our Athletes Had a Quarter Worth Talking About
Connor Gallart is heading to Red Bull Rampage. He's one of four rookies named to the 2026 roster, lining up alongside veterans like Carson Storch and Bienvenido Aguado Alba. Rampage runs October 10 in Virgin, Utah, the event's original venue from 2001.
Alex Marin won the first-ever Red Bull Stuttgart Cerro Abajo, taking it by a razor-thin 0.055 seconds. It made him Spain's first winner at that race. He also closed out the season 3rd overall in the World Series standings.
That's just the highlight reel. See the full athlete roster and their latest updates →
More From This Quarter
E-bike content was the theme this quarter beyond the new tire above. Got new photos of the Terrenza, Mission Command, and some of the Chicane.
Need photos or video for your market? Visit the Media page →
At Vee, every tire is a story, and this quarter gave us a few good ones. Let's get into the next one.