Interbike 2016: Day 3
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Sep 23, 2016  hits 72,281

FSA/Vision » FSA recently unveiled its semi-wireless groupset (the derailleurs must both be wired to a shared battery), and Vision has some nice additions to its aero lineup.
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And here's our final look at the showroom floor at Interbike 2016. Enjoy!



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FSA/Vision 

FSA recently unveiled its semi-wireless groupset (the derailleurs must both be wired to a shared battery), and Vision has some nice additions to its aero lineup.

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  • FSA/Vision
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  • FSA's new powermeter crank, made by Power2Max.
  • FSA's new powermeter crank, made by Power2Max.
  • The new Metron BTA bottle strikes a very TorHans-esque appearance, but also adds a small bento box behind the stem. The prototype here is magnetic in attachment, but we hear that mechanism will change for production.
  • The new Metron BTA bottle strikes a very TorHans-esque appearance, but also adds a small bento box behind the stem. The prototype here is magnetic in attachment, but we hear that mechanism will change for production.
  • The new Metron BTA bottle strikes a very TorHans-esque appearance, but also adds a small bento box behind the stem. The prototype here is magnetic in attachment, but we hear that mechanism will change for production.
  • The new Metron BTA bottle strikes a very TorHans-esque appearance, but also adds a small bento box behind the stem. The prototype here is magnetic in attachment, but we hear that mechanism will change for production.
  • The new Metron BTA bottle strikes a very TorHans-esque appearance, but also adds a small bento box behind the stem. The prototype here is magnetic in attachment, but we hear that mechanism will change for production.
  • The new Metron BTA bottle strikes a very TorHans-esque appearance, but also adds a small bento box behind the stem. The prototype here is magnetic in attachment, but we hear that mechanism will change for production.
  • The Metron BB386EVO crank is probably the most aero crank on the market, bar none. I'd love to see it come in shorter lengths (currently the shortest is 175mm).
  • Fun multicolored stem spacers in a little candy bowl at the FSA booth.

Felt TA FRD 

Felt's Olympic track bike was on display, complete with its specialty left-side drivetrain and some very trick one-off components.

  • Felt's TA FRD with left-side drivetrain.
  • Felt's TA FRD with left-side drivetrain.
  • Felt's TA FRD with left-side drivetrain.
  • Nice details like pre-tilted extension clamps. They are fixed (no adjustment), but already have the rider's preferred tilt built right in.
  • Nice details like pre-tilted extension clamps. They are fixed (no adjustment), but already have the rider's preferred tilt built right in.
  • Nice details like pre-tilted extension clamps. They are fixed (no adjustment), but already have the rider's preferred tilt built right in.
  • That is one narrow bike, and one narrow front end. Completely fixed, with no real adjustment possible. A bike built for its rider. In this case, Ruth Winder of the US Women's Olympic Pursuit team.
  • That is one narrow bike, and one narrow front end. Completely fixed, with no real adjustment possible. A bike built for its rider. In this case, Ruth Winder of the US Women's Olympic Pursuit team.
  • Bolt-on skewers are not uncommon on track bikes, as we previously saw on Bradley Wiggins' Pinarello Bolide Hour Record bike.
  • Bolt-on skewers are not uncommon on track bikes, as we previously saw on Bradley Wiggins' Pinarello Bolide Hour Record bike.
  • That is one narrow bike, and one narrow front end. Completely fixed, with no real adjustment possible. A bike built for its rider. In this case, Ruth Winder of the US Women's Olympic Pursuit team.
  • That is one narrow bike, and one narrow front end. Completely fixed, with no real adjustment possible. A bike built for its rider. In this case, Ruth Winder of the US Women's Olympic Pursuit team.
  • That is one narrow bike, and one narrow front end. Completely fixed, with no real adjustment possible. A bike built for its rider. In this case, Ruth Winder of the US Women's Olympic Pursuit team.
  • That is one narrow bike, and one narrow front end. Completely fixed, with no real adjustment possible. A bike built for its rider. In this case, Ruth Winder of the US Women's Olympic Pursuit team.

Dpardo 

This saddle was so bizarre, I couldn't help but take a few pictures. I am not exactly sold, but it would probably be helpful for people who don't know how to properly sit on a split-nose (or noseless) saddle.

  • Dpardo
  • Dpardo
  • Dpardo
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  • Dpardo

Garbaruk 

This small Ukranian firm focuses mostly on 1x drivetrain components, but built this entire beam bike (including custom crank and chainring) from scratch as a way to demonstrate its wares. For now, it's not a production bike, but is definitely eye-catching.

  • Garbaruk
  • Garbaruk
  • Garbaruk
  • Garbaruk
  • Garbaruk
  • Garbaruk
  • Garbaruk

Misc 

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  • There's a little game I like to play while walking the floor called 'cool customer or mannequin?'
  • Garmin continues to advance its tech with the new Edge 820 and even larger Edge 1000 head units.
  • The Garmin Vector is in its second generation, providing dual-sided power in a set of pedals.

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