INTERBIKE ( Thursday )
Thursday is the busy-man's end to Interbike. Friday tends to be low key in comparison and a lot of exhibitors like to get a jump on the packing up process a day early. Here are some highlights from the day:
Sadly, this bad boy was not available to demo. |
Here is a picture of the cage. The yellow is the cage and it moves independently of the helmet shell about 1-2 cm all around while not affecting the way the helmet sits or feels on your head. |
This glossy hoop was by far the craziest wheel seen all show long. |
Also new to the States will be the Diadora brand name on a bike. It's parent company merged with a bike distribution company in Washington state and so the brand gets a decent sized line-up of bikes. |
Custom printed bar-tape is very hard to do. Durability is the biggest obstacle of course but Zevlin Cycling and Fitness are looking to change that. Look for a review soon. |
interbike ain't Interbike without some nostalgia |
Thule made news with its new roof rack systems. Designed to be ever more easy to mount onto factory racks this model will cost $159 when it goes on sale. |
It's $259 priced big brother features a rear sliding tray that will make accommodating all different types and sizes of bikes much easier. |
A beautiful gravelroad \ CX cruiser from VeloOrange |
The shortest Chewbacca you will ever see. |
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