
Experience the Launch of the All-New Mavic COMETE 50 at Signature Cycles
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MAVIC x SIGNATURE CYCLES
This spring, two brands synonymous with performance, craftsmanship, and rider experience are coming together for a special evening dedicated to the future of road cycling performance.
Join Mavic and Signature Cycles in Darien, Connecticut for the official launch event of the all-new Mavic COMETE 50.
Event Details
Mavic COMETE 50 Launch & Cocktail Event
📍Location: Signature Cycles | Darien, Connecticut
📅Friday, May 29: Cocktails | 5:00-8:00 PM
📅Saturday, May 30: 7:45 AM Meet-Up | 8:00 AM Wheels Out
Guests will have the opportunity to:
- Experience demo rides featuring the new COMETE 50
- Explore Mavic products and technology up close
- Meet fellow cyclists and performance enthusiasts
- Enjoy cocktails and conversation in one of the premier cycling retailers in the Northeast

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