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| The crazy hipsters at Chrome always have an interesting concept for their booth. This time they made the space look like the street, complete with picnic tables, a parked van, garbage cans and these newspaper boxes. |
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| Cycleops made it a point to fight the notion that their power meters are heavy. So they had a contest to try to guess the weight of this tricked out bike. It was probably in the high 13 pound range. |
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| Oakley had a toned down presence at Interbike this year. But they still were inviting people at the Outdoor Demo to come inside the store\lab-in-a-truck to see some demonstrations of the superior optics and strength of their lenses |
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| This BB30 crank from Rotor has a nifty threaded adjustment sleeve instead of the usual bearing squeezing wave washer. Rotor is coming out with a catalog's worth of adapters to fit nearly every type of new bottom bracket standard out there. |
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| The popularity of Surly's Pugsly line of bikes inspired them to construct this all natural set of training rollers. Very cool to watch someone barrel along on this. |
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| SRAM displayed their new Alpine White Apex group and suddenly it doesn't seem so bad to have a bike with entry level parts. |
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| There were plenty of bikes on display that had this depressing mark underneath the clear coat. |
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