Ultimate Sports Engineering

Ultimate Sports Engineering (USE) was founded in 1990 and is to this day driven by the obsession of creating the ultimate in innovative sports products. Today Ultimate Sports Engineering encompasses design and production of: Cycling components (USE), Cycle lighting (Exposure Lights) and Marine Lighting (Exposure Marine). Bury, nestled in the heart... of the South Downs National Park is the backdrop for this and we pride ourselves on production here. From the companys initial offering of the suspension seatpost, USE has had huge success in the cycling industry. Producing components that contributed to winning Olympic gold, King of the Mountains at the Tour De France and dominating the high-end lighting market in the UK and across the world, USE endeavours to push boundaries and raise standards in sport. Recent progression into the marine market has led to further advances is research and development of lighting and now is quickly becoming known as the leading light manufacturer on and off land. "Guys, drove in the Mille Miglia in a 1954 Alfa Romeo last weekend and, on a whim, I took the Exposure Race off my Trek Top Fuel EX9 just in case I needed it. I needed it. The lights were original, you could read a newspaper headline at two paces but it cost five horsepower. After a battery failure on the last night, we drove for 200km from 11pm in the rain with the Exposure Race held out the passenger window from Modena to Brescia at up to 140km/h. I knew how good it was from riding through snow in high winter. My co-driver had no idea and was astonished (moreso when I told him this was nowhere near your most powerful light). Thank you, guys, because without you, we would not have finished the event. Keep up the awesome work." May 2013 "I've just ridden Mountain Mayhem at Gatcombe Park. Both the six pack and joystick I own worked superbly as expected. Even better than that was the service from your staff at the Exposure marquee - I was adjusting my si pack bracket on the course on Friday evening and dropped the screw. I ...Read More