Interbike 2012 - Day 1
images by Nick Salazar • Sep 19, 2012 • 75,591

The new Wahoo RFLKT computer is a 'dummy computer' that will communicate via Bluetooth to your iPhone, and just display all the data your phone is collecting. So it would work like this - let's say you're doing a ride (whether indoors or outdoors), using your iPhone as a head unit. But you don't want to mount your huge, heavy phone out there on the bars where it could get damaged or covered in Gatorade. So instead, you mount up the miniscule RFLKT, which shows you all your data, and your phone stays safely in your pocket. Another fantastic idea. The data screens are all user-configurable using the app.

The new Wahoo RFLKT computer is a 'dummy computer' that will communicate via Bluetooth to your iPhone, and just display all the data your phone is collecting. So it would work like this - let's say you're doing a ride (whether indoors or outdoors), using your iPhone as a head unit. But you don't want to mount your huge, heavy phone out there on the bars where it could get damaged or covered in Gatorade. So instead, you mount up the miniscule RFLKT, which shows you all your data, and your phone stays safely in your pocket. Another fantastic idea. The data screens are all user-configurable using the app.
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Every year, I hear predictions that Interbike is going to be a boring show, and that all the major innovations are already public knowledge. But every year, those predictions prove to be wrong. I'm consistently dazzled by what I actually find on the showroom floor, and that's never been more true than it has been this year. Over the next three days, I'll be showing you some of the most exciting gear to come out in a decade. This is stuff that is going to redefine how athletes equip themselves to train and race, and there are several pieces that I'm really, really excited to use. So buckle up, because here we go!