On Show 2003

Japan

Images by Miwako Sasaki/Cycle Sports Japan

• Over 130,000 people visited the Japan International Cycle Show held in Tokyo.
• Tour de France organizer ASO set up a Japanese bureau in Tokyo.
• Technique Sports showed a comic paint frame for the Japanese Show.
• Italian Trade Commission (ICE) and Italian Association of Bicycle and Motorcycle Industry Manufactures (ANCMA) had a presentation of their Made in Italy campaign.
• Italians and Chairman of Japan Bicycle Association, Yoshizo Shimano, toasted in the presentation of the Made in Italy campaign.
• Japanese products were introduced in the special "Japan Products" spot.
• Bicycle maker Miyata has a Japanese road team, and the team's director and riders talked about their races on the Miyata booth.
• Five times Tour winner Lance Armstrong's bike also was on display in the Shimano booth.
• Many people came to the Shimano booth to look at the new Dura-Ace group.
• Japanese toy maker Takara announced new electric power assisted bicycle, the B Plus.
• Takara's B Plus is designed to look like a motorbike.

Interbike Photos

Accessories at Interbike

• A wall of Bell road helmets, ready for the punters
• Cateye's HL-FL400 Compact Opticube and SL-LD100 Compact safety light
• Cateye CC-TR100 Heart rate monitor, cadence, and speedometer
• Showing just how waterproof the Compact Opticube is
• Jose Luis Rubiera uses a CycleOps fitted blender to whip up some margaritas for the crowd
• Freddy Viaene launches his new line of massage products
• The Giro booth goes sci-fi
• Giro Revision V. The 5th generation of Lance's faired helmet
• Some of the Giro helmets that were on display
• George Hincapie looking a little flat
• Whose logo could this be?
• The Hincapie stand and a relaxed punter
• A mechanics dream; the Park Tool stand
• A wall of tools at the Pedro's stand

Bike components

• A wall of Renyolds carbon forks
• Shimano wheels for the road
• Shimano wheels for the dirt
• Speedplay Drillium MTB pedals
• SR Suntour components on ice
• New John Tomac XC tires from Kenda
• Kenda Kriterium road tire
• Speedplay team pedal, the XO, in chromoly.
• Geax Mezcal XC tire
• Vittoria Diamante road tire
• Continental Vapor MTB tire
• Zipp 202 carbon rims
• Zipp 202 hub
• Maxxis Ranchero MTB tire
• Maxxis Columbiere road tire
• Maxxis Xenith Hors Categorie
• The fattest MTB slick around, the Maxxis Hookworm
• Speedplay Drillium downhill/dual slalom/freeride platform pedals

Bikes part one

• Fairing tubes and frames
• The new Niota Ti from Litespeed
• Litespeed's Vela road bike
• Funky carbon on the Litespeed Avior
• Litespeed Tuscany looking very shiny
• Moots Vamoots; Large diameter/thin-walled construction
• Moots PsychloX-SL. This one was set up with Campagnolo Record brake levers and FSA carbon cranks
• A Draisine bicycle from 1816
• William van Anden patented this Dexter bike design in 1869
• Monark Silver King Wingbar bicycle from 1937
• The Aerocycle Streamliner was a hit in 1934
• A 1960 Bowden Spaceliner; only 522 were made
• Art in motion at Interbike
• Every show needs a chopper bike
• A Walking bike from Dan's Equipment
• The Phat Cycles tandem; the Limo
• Some Phat Cycles choppers
• Salsa Cycles Cyclocross bike; the Las Cruces
• Seven Cycles new Elium
• A closer look at the Elium's joins

Bikes part two

• Specialized Roubaix with elastomer damping
• Specialized S-Works Tarmac
• Clean lines on the Tarmac
• The Surly stand was a singlespeed heaven
• Check out the lugs on the Surly SS Steamroller
• The Racer-X from Titus
• Titus uses Exogrid, a way of cutting away the titanium and replacing it with carbon
• Tomac's Revolver Ti mountain bike
• Trek's limited edition Madone 5.9 - jersey and poster ala Lance
• Funky colours and a wall of Treks
• Trek's Liquid and Fuel bikes
• Nice carbon and titanium by Aero International - Van Tuyl
• Van Tuyl mates carbon and titanium
• Carbon stays on the Van Tuyl Tica+
• Fine engraving on the Merlin Cyrene
• More engraving, and it's all done by hand
• Curved drop-outs on a Burley frame
• The front end of the Burley McKenzie
• Steel is real. Burley Wolf Creek
• An all-white Burley bike
• A big, burly, Burley tandem
• Burley's top-of-the-line aluminum tandem; the Rivazza

Fun and faces

• Petacchi checking out a Speedplay equipped bike
• These are not the pedals you are looking for
• Human powered mullet car at the Yakima booth
• Ned Overend in front of the Dirt Rag booth
• Preview of the IMAX film from the 2003 Tour de France, "Brain Power"
• Freddy Viaene launches his new line of massage products
• Help! I've fallen and I can't get up
• Sorry Ma'am, the show closed an hour ago
• The packing up begins

Part 9

Images by Jonathan Devich/ epicimages.us

• Deda’s new Alanera bar stem combo
• Carnac has body
• Carnac has sole
• Some more of the Hincapie line; bibs this time
• A Hincapie under-singlet
• Pinarello Dogma Ego
• Shiny aluminium and carbon stem on the Pinarello ego
• 2004 RockShox SID forks with remote lock-out
• Firey coloured Trek TT bike
• Trek OCLV carbon Fuel
• Rear end of the carbon Fuel
• Titanium and carbon. Sweeeeeet…
• More OCLV carbon; this time on a Madone
• Gary Fisher goes bush
• Some wild paint an a Madone
• The Maverick design, Klein style
• A close look and the suspension on the Klein Palomino
• SRAM X-0 rear derailleur

Part 8

Images by Kristy Scrymgeour/Cyclingnews

• New lights from Princeton Tec
• Helmet mounted Princeton Tec light
• New hydration pack from Source
• Testing out the the new magnetic spin bike from Louis Garneau
• Another look at the Louis Garneau magnetic spin bike
• New carbon sole on the Vittoria CRS road shoe
• New jersey from Parentini
• New Custom made road shoe from Rocket 7
• Rear of the road shoe from Rocket 7
• Custom Tri shoe from Rocket 7
• Rear of the Tri shoe from Rocket 7
• Custom Track shoe from Rocket 7
• New jersey from Parentini

Part 7

Images by Jonathan Devich/ epicimages.us

• Giant TCR composite road frames, all in a fow
• DH Team downhill bike from Giant
• A closer look at the DH Team's shock setup
• Manitou's Swinger shock with remote reservoir
• Lots of carbon on Giant's new NRS Air
• Manitou's SPV technology is getting into everything
• Shimano's new XT brake without the splined rotor
• A new way to store your wheels
• Doubles as a rough and ready truing stand

Part 6

Images by Robert Gilbreath/Cyclingnews

• Looking mean; the Astrix Havoc
• A closer look at the Havoc's swingarm
• Banshee Scream; 8" of plush travel
• Banshee's new dirt bike; the Scratch
• Brake Therapy's new floating brake
• Brooklyn Machine Works don't build normal bikes
• Chains, chainrings and reversed cranks. It seems to work though
• Cove go for a nice name this time with the Playmate
• Ellsworth ID with a ti sprung Romic shock
• Ellsworth Isis in a light gold
• For the big drops; Ellsworth's Dare
• Ellsworth for two; the Witness
• A few Foes on display
• Gack, like Brooklyn, do things different
• The Giant AC1 freeride bike
• Giant's downhill bike; DH Comp
• Brake Therapy's Intense M1 tandem
• A long awaited update to the M1; the Intense M3
• An upright looking Norco Fuse
• The Santa Cruz V10 with 255mm of rear travel
• Santa Cruz VP Free 215 with rear travel
• Sinister DH bike built by Frank The Welder
• The mayhem that is the Specialized Demo9 DH rear
• Another look at the Demo9
• Titus rear triangle on a Santana Dual Moto Tandem

Part 5

Images by Jonathan Devich/ epicimages.us

• Shiny carbon forks from Time
• Large but lightweight Time stem
• Time's new ATAC XS mountain bike pedal
• A close look at the bottom bracket area of a Time frame
• Front end of Giant's TdF Centenary bike
• The top tube says it all
• Feather-weight AX-Lightness saddle on the Giant
• Look at all that gold
• Beautiful cable routing on the ONCE TdF Centenary TT bike
• Made-to-measure seatpost
• The rear end of a Felt carbon/aluminium frame
• A close look at the seatstay join
• Felt's B2 TT bike
• Is there a straight tube on this bike?
• The front of the B2 bike
• Felt's TK2 track bike
• Felt does 'cross; the F1X
• The front end of the TK2
• The wheel fits right in there
• Bontrager stem on a Gary Fisher bike
• Shimano's new XT levers
• Carbon fibre; is there anything you can't make it do?
• A singular De Rosa Dual
• The 50th anniversary Cinquanta
• Gracefully curved bars on the Cinquanta
• Sleak lines thanks to a carbon craftsman
• Even the hubs are carbon and blue
• More De Rosa bikes
• Some of the Hincapie line of clothing
• Starship Deda about to engage lightspeed

Part 4

Images by Robert Gilbreath/Cyclingnews

• A wall of SRAM cassettes with an image of Tyler behind
• SRAM used this sign to keep the line in order
• The Speedplay line of pedals - new this year is the CSC team issue pedal
• The first 50 fans in line got a CSC jersey signed by Tyler
• Tyler Hamilton signing at the Speedplay booth in front of a Team CSC banner
• The line for Tyler at the Speedplay booth
• Gilberto Simoni signing at the cannondale booth
• Fred Rodriguez pretends to be a store model
• George signing at the Sinclair booth - some of his new clothing line hangs behind him
• George's new signature jersey
• George and Dylan Casey

Part 3 - Show signings

Images by Robert Gilbreath/Cyclingnews

• Tyler Hamilton at Interbike
• Tyler has a chat between signing autographs
• MTB World Champion Filip Meirhaeghe
• Gilberto Simoni singning a Seaco jersey
• Simoni wonders where his razor is
• Alessandro Petacchi puts pen to paper
• Pinarello's Petacchi display
• Pinarello's Onda fork
• Alessandro Petacchi has a quiet thought

Sinclair Imports party

Images by Robert Gilbreath/Cyclingnews

• The Cyclingnews.com iceblock
• Smile for the camera
• Gilberto Simoni and Italian demi-god and former Hour Record holder Francesco Moser
• Phil Ligget wasn't on the microphone today
• Cyclingnews diarist Floyd Landis
• Dylan Casey and friend
• Victor Hugo Pena and a very cheeky grin
• Gilberto poses as David Miller gets fresh with George Hincapie
• Now behave boys, that's better

Time trial bikes

Images by Gary Tingley/timetrial.org

• Another look at the Argon 18 TT bike
• CSK may not be well known, but they do make a pretty bike
• One of Elite's many TT bikes
• One of four TT bikes in Felt's 2004 range
• Fuji's Aloha TT bike
• One of the ONCE/Giant TT bikes from the Tour
• Guru have three TT models on offer
• This Guru is ready for compitition
• Beautiful carbon creation from Kuota
• One of the LOOK track bikes used by the US team
• A LOOK TT bike in stealth mode
• Moots enter the TT world with the Vamoots TT
• Rotor cranks on display
• Serotta are also introducing a TT bike to their range
• Will anyone notice you riding this Trek?
• Trek offer a number of Tri/TT bikes
• Including this TdF tested OCLV Team Time Trail

Part 2

Images by Robert Gilbreath/Cyclingnews

• One of Bob Parlee's carbon creations
• A close look at Parlee's proprietary lug design
• Just like Tyler rode last year
• Another of Parlee's lugs
• More carbon than a diamond mine
• One of the many Platinum HDS bikes on display at Argon 18's stand
• The Platinum HDS also comes in this blue and matt black
• A look at Argon's technique of bonding carbon seat stay to the seat tube
• A sweet carbon and aluminium aero frame
• Cannondale's Major Taylor track bike
• The Cedric Gracia TeamDH downhill frame. A new brake linkage allows them to take the rear triangle down in weight as well as eliminating “brake jack”.
• The Aaron Chase dirt-jump bike, called the Chase
• Tinker Juarez ponders whether to be really nice, or really, really nice today
• One of the Saeco team bikes on the scales
• Next year's "most wanted" bike perhaps?
• There isn't enough pink on this bike, I want more!
• Cannondale is giving fans an extra treat, they are using a digital camera and a bank of fast printers to take pics of fans with their racers and then print them out to be signed
• Chris Carmichael and Power Bar held a press conference to announce the upcoming release of the Power Bar Sports Drink
• Mr Ernesto Colnago in the flesh
• Ernesto has led an interesting life; here seen offering the Pope a job as a Soigneur
• Ernesto as a little boy
• Orbea's as far as they eye can see
• Orbea is moving further into the carbon market
• This tasty full-carbon Orca frame is about to get a full review by the Cyclingnews team
• Orbea's Starship in Maia colours
• Just a small part of the Orbea stand
• Park Tool, celebrating their 40th year, had a fastest wrench contest.
• Over 250 people were timed doing a small set of minor repairs and then four finalists compete for the title
• Hey! Where did the front wheel go?
• One of the entrants in action

Part 1

Images by Robert Gilbreath/Cyclingnews

• Vicious Cycles MTB Frame steel with carbon seat stay; The "Electric Warrior"
• Just some of the cool paint schemes available from Vicious Cycles
• Titus supplied the rear on this Vicious Cycles frame
• Fat-tire Fury; a Vicious Cycles snow-bike
• The ultimate touring bike; Brooks leather saddle, bar end shifters, a mix of Ultegra and XTR and wooden fenders made by River City Cycles
• The front-end of the Independent Frabrications tourer
• Independent Frabrications road bike with a carbon rear
• A prototype full-suspension frame from Independent Frabrications
• Looking down at part of the expo
• Bikes as far as the eye can see
• Some people took parking to extremes
• Schwinn showed the show they are back

Images by Kristy Scrymgeour/Cyclingnews

• Scott Montgomery, son of the founder of Cannondale and recently let go from the Cannondale corporation was spotted at Interbike today, scoping out future business investments.

Bicycling Australia Show

Images by Paul Mirtschin/Cyclingnews

• Shimano's new DH pedal, the M647; based on the mud clearing M959
• Another new pedal from Shimano is the R540, a budget version of the 7800 "Lance" pedal
• Among the new shoes from Shimano is the sport level R151
• Money no option? Then here's the Shimano R215 with hollow carbon sole
• Sport level MTB riders get the M180
• The new Saint group was on show, check out the lightweight resin bashguard
• The rear mech bolts onto the axel for a really strong rear-end
• Speed-sensitive shifting, speed-sensitive suspension, and a computer that goes *ping*
• Ever wanted to see inside a Rohloff hub?
• Two pairs of pads?
• When six-pot brakes just aren't enough. Gatorbrake's 8-pot
• Gatorbrake also make smaller disc brakes
• Baum had some spanky frames on show. This is the Cappuccino
• The Baum Espresso. Can you see a pattern forming?
• Baum also do a sexy steel and carbon model
• A look inside the headtube; drilled for lightness
• N-Zo are hitting our shores
• N-Zo sell shorts…
• N-Zo sell knicks…
• N-Zo sell tops as well
• Every show needs a cruiser. This show had a lot
• "Just popping down the shops, back soon". Deuter packs on show
• Mongoose had Steve Marsh's DH bike on display
• This Leggera would have to be the best looking bike of the show
• New Gary Fisher bikes, and a new Fisher logo
• You can have your Cake and ride it too
• Klien, as always, had elegant bikes on show
• Clean cable routing
• Trek Australia had Lance Armstrong's Daddy Yo-Yo on display
• This bike hasn't been stuck in a shed for a year.
• I wonder if anyone would mind if I took it
• The things you can do with carbon frames
• New Zealand company Keewee had its range on display
• From dirt-jumpers like this…
• … to freeride bikes like this
• Keewee's CromoEight was also known as the Avanti D8 for a few years
• Tri-Sled's 'bents had a mix of road and MTB groups on-board
• Black Shimano 105 cranks with a rather large chainring
• Ah, there is another ring hiding in there
• Disc brakes can be handy at high-speed
• You may not win on a bike like this, but you will look good
• 3G don't worry too much about weight
• The Chris King display had a t-shirt placed to catch any drool
• BMX rings with a built-in grind-guard
• 2004 Shimano XT disc caliper
• XTR's little brother gets the outboard bearings this season
• The Tour Down Under crew were on hand to promote the 2004 race in Adelaide
• While some gold-medal winning bikes were next door…
• … to promote the 2004 Track World Cup in Melbourne next year
• Full suspension, cruiser style
• A seriously fat tire, the 3.45 inch wide Hoggy-G

Images by Tom Balks/Bicycling Australia

• Kate McEvoy, Danielle Jackson and Bree Sherwood smile for the camera
• Phil Latz and Tony Cook with the winner of the $3000 Trek Fuel 80 MTB, CarlDrieman
• Rebecca Borgo powers along in the roller derby
• One of many seminars put on over the weekend
• Zac Macneil clocks up some frequent flyer points
• Zoli Borbasi contemplates his landing

International Cycle Show 2003

Images by Mark Sharon

• Looking down on the show
• David Millar's TT bike
• If it's good enough for Freddy…
• Dennis the Menace menaces Denice from Foska.com
• Jean Marie LeBlanc's wheels from Le Tour
• Filip Meirhaeghe hams it up on his Epic

EICMA 2003

Images by Olympia Photo

• Simoni and Garzelli play store maniquins
• Jan Ullrich looks at next years Bianchi bikes
• Filippo Pozzato and Fausto Pinarello
• Next years Maglia Rosa design and a man who wants to wear it
• Yes, you can use a belly-dancer to sell your product
• Filippo Pozzato and the 2004 Ego

Images by EICMA.it

• Cicli Pinarello's shiny Dogma Ego
• Team Bianchi may not be using this at next year's Tour
• Colnago are always willing to show off their limited edition bikes
• More Colnago's with the ever popular paintwork
• Close up, the only way to look at a Colnago
• One of many new Bianchi bikes on show
• After 25 years Moser are still going strong
• Tens of thousands of Italians visiting EICMA each day
• The 2004 SIDI Ergo1 Carbon

Images by Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews

• Count the flanges, one, two, three?
• FSA's new Superlight road cranks
• FSA also unveiled a new set of track cranks
• Vision Tech Carbon Pro bars, now by FSA
• FSA's new wheel line, the RD-400 model
• The Tri-Flange wheels, new for 2004
• Add a little Lance to your day
• This new Assos jersey will help you mooove
• Assos Clima Jet vest
• Giro Atmos helmet
• The rollcage inside a Giro helmet
• The new Metro ihas an add-on for all occasions

Eurobike 2003

Images by Tim Maloney/Cyclingnews

• Colnago's long awaited C-50
• Looking down the barrel
• Colnago's Active Veloce model
• The C-50 will come in Campy or Dura-Ace
• Colnago's C-50 also moves to a 1.125 inch headset
• 2004 Dura-Ace and the B-Stays
• A rear shot of the C-50
• 2004 Colnago Dream B-Stay HP
• Down the back of the Dream B-Stay HP
• Cristiano De Rosa shows Cyclingnews a raw Merak frame
• The other half of the Merak
• The De Rosa King now comes with a sloping top-tube if you want it
• De Rosa's new Macro
• A complete De Rosa Merak
• A close-up of the Pinarello Galileo
• Pinarello's Dogma basks in the glow of the logo
• Saeco/Cannondale team bike
• Gibo Simoni's Tour bike
• 6.64kg for Gibo's 52cm muletto
• The sole of the Specialized Pro Road Carbon shoe
• All new for 2004, Specialized's Pro Road Carbon shoe
• Specialized's cool new Tarmac Road bike weighs in a 6.86kg for the 54cm complete bike
• Trek's new Madone; named after a little hill
• So light it needs a cape and red underwear
• For 2004, the Trek 2300 has gotten a much needed update
• Mavic's new Win-Tech wireless digital computer

Images by bike2build.nl

The rear of the 2004 Banshee Dirt bike Photo ©: bike2build	A Bergwerk trials bike Photo ©: bike2build	Brave Machine had this rather cute 99 dirt-jumper Photo ©: bike2build	The Brave Machine 99 from the front Photo ©: bike2build
Brodie's new freeride bike with Manitou shocks on both ends Photo ©: bike2build	Side view of the Brodie Photo ©: bike2build	Another look at Felt's funky cruiser. Oh baby! Photo ©: bike2build	GT brought out their new I-Drive design Photo ©: bike2build
Now lets see. This bit rotates here… Photo ©: bike2build	… then this other bit also rotates… Photo ©: bike2build	… but then this rotating bit can't… Photo ©: bike2build	… because this bit has… Photo ©: bike2build
… this metal bit stopping it. Photo ©: bike2build	A little BMX bike for little people Photo ©: bike2build	GT's junior BMX Photo ©: bike2build	Old school Hudson Hawk cruiser Photo ©: bike2build
The Litespeed Ghisallo is a perty bit of Ti Photo ©: bike2build	And the Litespeed Ultimate doesn't have much room in the rear Photo ©: bike2build	Tioga add the Blue Dragon to their line Photo ©: bike2build	Tioga also add the Yellow Kirin. Will the Purple Komodo be next? Photo ©: bike2build

• A Marzocchi babe hard at work
• A Northwave girl also hard at work
• Gilberto Simoni signing posters at the Cannondale booth
• Gilberto just keeps on signing
• Jan Ullrich in the house!
• Ullrich is swamped by fans
• Erik Zabel is a very nice guy
• So if you don't wear the pass, they might kick you out
• Zabel tries out his "shifty eyes" look
• Be One Team DH bike from below
• The Be One Team again
• Be One Hornet
• Be One Hornet linkage
• Be One Stonebumble
• Be One Woodbumble
• The Bike2Build “coolest bike of the show” award goes to the 2004 Banshee Dirt bike!
• 1975: the first truly protective bicycle helmet by Bell
• 2004: Bell fullface
• Bell commuter helmet with mirror, rear light and extra isolation
• This is Tyler Hamilton's helmet from the infamous stage one crash at the 2003 Tour de France
• An XTR equipped Bergamont bike
• Bianchi EV3 aluminium roadbike
• Brave Machine 22 bike
• The 22 has a full Cr-Mo frame with adjustable wheelbase
• The 22 is solid as a rock
• Cinelli RAM bars; They scare you to ride faster
• The new Colnago C50 with Campy cranks
• Colnago C50 drivetrain with the latest Campagnolo Record derailleurs
• Campagnolo 2004 rear mech
• Colnago C50 toptube
• Cube Airmatic XC, super lightweight
• Cube Elite Classic frame
• Cube Agree
• Cube Agree Race
• Cube Elite SC
• Cube Limited 1
• Cube Peloton
• The guys from Cycletech are someting else!
• Another Cycletech bike
• Another look at the Cycletech bike
• Huh? What's all this about?
• Ahhh… It's a lug thing
• So is this the secret handshake?
• DK BMX frame, dirt!
• Easton EC90 seatpost
• Easton EC90 SLX fork
• Elan bikes are made in Slovenia
• This is Elan's first bicycle line ever, impressive!
• Elan makes 500,000 snowboards each year
• The Elan Tumbler is a really nice hardtail bike
• Elan: clean looking dirt bikes
• Fastrax Racing RSC Scandium roadframe
• You have to see this cruiser to believe it!
• Finish Line tool to brush your chain
• A lightweight Giant XTC Team
• Giant TCR 100. As seen in the '03 Tour the France
• 830g Giant TCR Composite
• The latest Giro "Lance" helmet
• Giro Xen freeride helmet
• GT i-Drive DH Race
• GT Moto four-cross bike
• GT cruisers just waiting for a beach
• GT still make roadbikes
• GT Ruckus 1.0 hardtail
• GT Ruckus i-Drive
• GT Zaskar Team
• Hawg Hudson cruiser
• New Hope disc brake with 2 pistons
• New Hope disc brake with 4 pistons
• New Hope disc brake with 4 pistons
• IRC Lovers Soul 26x2.25! It's perty
• KHE BMX won't break in a hurry
• Another view of the KHE
• Look KG396 PKV USA acronym track bike
• Custom painted Manitou forks
• Marzocchi 888 forks
• another look at the 888's
• Marzocchi SuperT
• Marzocchi Z.1 Drop Off ETA
• Marzocchi Z.1 Freeride
• More Z.1 Freeride forks
• MRP bones crankset fitted to a bike
• MRP bones crankset fitted to a wall
• Northwave MTB shoe
• Northwave road bike shoe. Breezy
• A cool banner with Peter van Petegem on it
• Nox Slalom frame. Consumer price: €325!
• 2004 Orange 223 with 5th Element shock
• 2005 Orange in full
• Orange 223 Double D
• Cool Orange hardtail
• 2004 Orange Patriot 7+
• The new Parktool CT-6
• The new Parktool FR-8
• The new Parktool IB-2
• The new Parktool mini minitool
• Perv BMX bike
• The Perv has a huge bottom bracket
• Perv welds are nice and clean
• Perv Greebo BMX frame
• The headtube on the Perv
• Perv's seattube looks nice with a clearcoat
• Progressive 5th Element Air shock
• Ritchey handlebars in 31.8mm
• Ritchey WCS stem
• The Rock Shox booth: Hello? Anybody there?
• Hellooooo? Bueller?
• Rock Shox SID Worldcup
• Rocky Mountain RMX. As used by Wade Simmons
• Rocky Mountain Switch
• The RM Switch from the front
• Shimano's new Saint caliper
• The Saint caliper would look right at home on my bike
• The Shimano Saint crankset
• Shimano Siant rear derailleur
• Specialized Tarmac roadbike
• The Tarmac's frame is very curvy
• The Tarmac from the rear
• The Tarmac from the front
• Stevens Vario CM Freeride bike with SPV technology and Saint components
• A Sunn hardtail bike
• The Sunn Neuro FS looks very light
• The Neuro's linkage
• And the Neuro swingarm
• Sunn Le Saint seattube
• Syncros will never die! Here are their new bars
• Syncros rims are here to stay
• The Thomson booth
• Thomson BMX stem with a 6 bolt barclamp!
• Thomson Masterpiece, a very light aluminium seatpost
• You can't see it, but there is some funky machining in here
• Tioga headsets looking for a frame
• John Tomac checks out a Porche
• Trek do a nice booth
• Voodoo Cycles. Always cool
• Talking with Joe Murray himself
• Joe Murray designed all the Voodoo bikes and some Kona bikes as well
• Voodoo blue
• Voodoo Sobo
• Wethepeople's BMX bike
• A nice bag with super Mario on it

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