It was a long four days at Interbike – but worth every minute. Loads of great new products and concepts on the floor of the Mandalay Bay. We are going to have detailed break downs next week of the major new releases, but for now here are our favorite images from our last day. Stay tuned!

The Polar V800 Multisports Watch

The Silca SuperPista is as much a work of art as it is shop work horse – and just happened to win Best of Show for Road/Cross

Some say beer is a great recovery drink – we just aren’t yet sure how it is for on course nutrition

The Catlike Mixino sans helmet cover

The Catlike Missino with the glued on cover used at the Tour

You cannot walk by Garmin without checking out Vector

A couple Quintana Roo PR’s being displayed (we will be starting a PR review post Kona!)

The Quintana Roo Kilo can be had with aero wheels for just $3,000

One of the many unique ways to attract people to your booth

The Speedplay Zero system was one of the big highlights on the floor

Have a junior racer looking for Di2 – Culprit has you covered

The Culprit Bullet

Kask Bambino with revised visor mount system

The Watteam PowerBeat

The Yellow Ridley of Tony Gallopin

Torhans AeroZ

Dan Empfield was doing a live Guru Fit session

Reynolds has added a tubeless option for the Strike, Assault and Attack

Cipollini’s Nuke

Knight Composite wheels underneath a Cipollini

Cipollini created this tool to cut seat posts without damaging the carbon

Bianchi Aquila

You can skip the after ride coffee stop – Gu Caramel Macchiato

Louis Garneau is getting into the nutrition market

Skins has a big presence on the floor

Sugoi has created a new line of clothing that sparkles when headlights hit it

Santini is interweaving carbon fiber into its clothing

Look had a cutaway model of the 795 Aero on the floor

Looks Keo Blade 2 (we came home with a set and are starting a review next week!)

Ogio had a full stable of bags for those looking to get to transition more organized

Smith Optics Pivlock

Smith Optics Overtake

Taylor Phinney was helping to announce the UCI road championships coming to US soil

Headsweats has a new womens line coming out

Fuji has gone with our preferred Di2 setup for its Norcom Straight 1.1

Fuji Transonic SL with Red (check out the chain it comes spec’d with!)

Kestrel has updated the 4000 with new dropouts inspired by the Norcom Straight

Felt IA

Felt has gone with Novatec wheels for the IA

Felt B2 – electronic shifting for under $4K

Felt brought Sarah Hammer’s TK1 track bike

Zipp had Sebastian Kienles Plasma 5

Mackenzie Madison was sharing her experience with the AG editors at the Zipp Booth

Zipp’s new 404 FireStrikes

Zipp has updated their Tangente line

Once the day starts winding down, all sorts of entertainment shows up