Day 1 of Interbike has come to a close, but what a day it was. With the whole team here in Vegas, we spent the afternoon checking out all the new products being shown off at Outdoor Demo. And if you are following us on Instagram, you would already know that since we’ve been posting pictures all day! We are heading back to the Outdoor Demo tomorrow, so be sure to let us know if you want a closer look at anything you see in our gallery. Oh, and we may have snuck in an extra product “teaser” that just happened to show up on our radar today.
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- 4iiii showed off a range of products
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- Argon 18 had the new E-117 available for test rides. We will get to check out the E-119 on Wednesday.
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- Elete electrolytes wants to make sure you know that they are WADA compliant.
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- ENVE was showing off a range of products.
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- Fuji had their very light SL out for everyone to take a look at.
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- Did we mention it was dusty out there today? Garmin’s new rear-facing radar is going to be a game changer for those looking to ride safe.
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- GoPro was showing off both the Session and Hero 4
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- GU had a full range to sample, including these 15-serving bags of GU Roctane.
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- Infinit was offering up tastes of their hydration products.
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- Justin’s launched a new–and tasty–snack pack.
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- Kask wins for best shirts of the day – wonder where we can get one?
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- We love to see companies jumping on the AeroGeeks green bandwagon. Kask’s Protone would look great next to our Trek Speed Concept!
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- Nuun has a new drop-in tablet that adds electrolytes without changing the taste of what you are drinking.
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- Branding can go way beyond just shirts and water bottles. Oakley had these custom chairs in their booth.
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- Oakley also had their new Jawbreakers with Prizm lenses for us to try.
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- Rudy Project wins for best car of the show.
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- Not all Interbike visitors are two-legged.
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- Prologo has a new triathlon saddle. We love the integrated ‘sticky’ areas to keep your butt planted where it belongs.
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- Quintana Roo was showing off their new integrated storage option for the PR6. Check out the light that’s built right in!
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- The new Scott Foil is as pretty up close as it was in our First Look article.
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- SpeedPlay had their new Zero Aero pedals available for us to check out.
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- TRP was showing off their brake levers.
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- Trying is believing. We only wore a Turbine for a few minutes, but we experienced an immediate difference in how much air we were getting.
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- No one enjoys talking about it, but at least one company is out to solve this painful problem.
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- ZJay’s was even offering up free hugs if you won the jackpot.
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- Ok, so this wasn’t at Interbike. But since we had a nice little chat with Giant today, we thought it was a great time to share this image of Van Berkel riding on a prototype Trinity. Photo Credit – http://www.giant-bicycles.com/news/article/van.berkel.wins.sunshine.coast.70.3/18961/
Guys – can you get confirmation on the rear integrated storage box from QR. Any reason why it won’t fit the PRFive – I can’t see much difference in fixtures but am wary of it!
We spoke to QR for quite a bit regarding the new storage. The good news is that with the storage on the bike is faster. The bad news is that this is a PR6 enhancement only. The PR5 will not be getting it.