Interbike 2016 – Day 3 (Indoor Begins)

Wednesday brings the official opening of Interbike 2016. Yesterday we got on the floor and start checking out all the new products for 2017. Between two editors, we had roughly 40 meetings and a whole host of drop-ins. Check out the gallery below for just a small sampling of everything we saw. And if you want to see the latest from the show floor in real time today, you can follow us on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram.

: 2XU was showing off their lineup, including this slightly familiar kit

: We checked out the new MonoRail Swing from RockyMounts

: Orbea’s Ordu looked fantastic. Really looking forward to getting one in for review

: The rear carrier uses a soft top that lets you overstuff if needed

: The new Tacx FLUX was available all day for test rides

: Sena was showing off their connected smart helmet

: Velofix is a mobile repair and sales van we can’t wait to experience first hand

: Hard to believe this is in a van and not inside your LBS

: Wish the back of our cars looked like this

: From the makers of Butt’r is the GoStik which allows you a new way to avoid uncomfortable situations

: The now Smart Kinetic Rock and Roll trainer

: Silca launched a number of new products, including this BOA equipped saddle bag

: The new portable Silca Torque wrench looks incredible. A review will be happening pretty soon

: Silca launched this riding wallet that is built specifically for jersey pockets. The silver clasp is meant to go outside your jersey and make you that much more visible

: Yes, it fits an iPhone perfectly

: GU Stroopwafels are delicious – and even more so in an 8-pack (coming soon!)

: GU was also showing off some new flavors and packaging

: Another car we wouldn’t mind seeing in our garage

: This mount from SeaSucker looked incredibly sturdy

: Smith Pivlock Arenas now include Chroma Pop technology

: Our multisports editor trying on the Smith Pivlock Asana

: Smith was showing off their new Podium aero helmet. More details in Q1 2017

: Zipp showing off their new color options (Black, White, Red, Green, Blue, and Pink)

: Zipp wheels in all sizes

: Zipp now has an SL Speed stem in carbon

: Zipp Vuka Evo aerobars also now come in carbon

: Camelbak has completely rethought the soft flask with their new Quick Stow

: The Quik Stow all folded up

: Our chief editor got a chance to meet Kristin Armstrong

: Camelbak is all about “recover” with their new Kickbak insulated cup

: Sitting down with the founder of Speedplay to talk Aero

: The Look 796 is still one of the most beautiful bikes on the show floor

: This Canyon with SRAM Red eTap and Zipp wheels also looks fantastic

: The 2017 Scott Plasma 5 Premium

: Scot did a number of special editions for the Rio Olympics

: The new Cadence Plus from Scott. Look for a review soon

: This combination bottle cage, pump, and tool kit comes from Scott’s component division – Synchros

: The full range of updated Quarq power meters

: This Louis Garneau P-09 will certainly stand out in transition

: Louis Garneau updated their M:2 course trisuit with larger pockets in the rear

: We actually didn’t know Louis Garneau has a tri bag (the TriZone). We will be getting one to check out

: The Giro AeroHead Ultimate in its full TexTreme Carbon glory

: We really love the look of these Renovo wooden bikes

: The 2017 QR PRSix features a new bento box

: A closeup of the bento box on the 2017 QR PRSix

: Feedback Sports was showing off their Sprint Stand. We are going to do a review comparing Sprint Stands vs regular home stands for TT and Tri bikes