Interbike 2016: Day 2
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The new Quarq DZero carbon crank is available in lengths down to 162.5mm, in both 110 and 130 BCD.
The new Quarq DZero carbon crank is available in lengths down to 162.5mm, in both 110 and 130 BCD.

SRAM/Zipp/Quarq » The SRAM group always has great stuff to show off. Quarq recently launched its new DZero platform, Zipp has the NSW lineup all wrapped up, and SRAM continues to push its drivetrain componentry.
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Lots more goodies from Interbike 2016 at the Mandalay Bay convention center in Las Vegas, Nevada.



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SRAM/Zipp/Quarq 

The SRAM group always has great stuff to show off. Quarq recently launched its new DZero platform, Zipp has the NSW lineup all wrapped up, and SRAM continues to push its drivetrain componentry.

  • The new Quarq DZero carbon crank is available in lengths down to 162.5mm, in both 110 and 130 BCD.
  • The new Quarq DZero SRAM Red crank is nearly the same as its Quarq-branded alternative.
  • Quarq Prime offers carbon crank arms and a replaceable spider for users to add the powermeter electronics in a later time.
  • The Quarq DZero platform is very exciting and adaptible to a lot of different applications.
  • The Quarq DZero PCB is a beautiful marvel of engineering.
  • Zipp's Vuka Race Carbon extensions, featuring internal cable routing and integrated rubber plugs for slick 1x setups.
  • Zipp's Vuka Race Carbon extensions, featuring internal cable routing and integrated rubber plugs for slick 1x setups.
  • Canyon's Speedmax CF SLX requires electronic components like the SRAM eTap drivetrain.
  • Canyon's Speedmax CF SLX requires electronic components like the SRAM eTap drivetrain.
  • Zipp's latest generation of NSW wheels now includes 808, 404, 303, and 202 versions.
  • Zipp's latest generation of NSW wheels now includes 808, 404, 303, and 202 versions.
  • Zipp's latest generation of NSW wheels now includes 808, 404, 303, and 202 versions.
  • Zipp has always done some nice hubsets, and their new Cognition set now adorns the NSW series.
  • Zipp has always done some nice hubsets, and their new Cognition set now adorns the NSW series. But I wonder about the larger diameter on that front hub body - surely they could make it a bit smaller?
  • A huge dinner plate 10-50t cassette for SRAM XD bodies.
  • A huge dinner plate 10-50t cassette for SRAM XD bodies.
  • A huge dinner plate 10-50t cassette for SRAM XD bodies.

K-Edge 

K-Edge makes some finely-machined mounts for Garmin, GoPro, and other accessories. They also have a nice chain guide that can replace the front derailleur for 1x setups. I generally like to keep my front ring bare on 1x setups, and rely on a wide-narrow chainring and clutch RD to keep my chain in place. But for rougher terrain or just extra peace of mind, this would be a great accessory.

  • K-Edge
  • K-Edge
  • K-Edge
  • K-Edge
  • K-Edge
  • K-Edge

Edco 

Edco makes an interesting monoblock cassette, similar to SRAM's RED cassettes, but with fewer features and at a lower price. This one comes in a variety of gear ratios up to 11-32t on the wide end. I like how the cassette is a true monoblock, no loose cogs on top (most monoblock cassettes keep the 11t cog as a separate part).

  • Edco
  • Edco
  • Edco
  • Edco

Misc 

  • Wheels MFG bearing press kits.
  • Wheels MFG bearing press kits.
  • Smith's new aero lid with magnetic visor. It doesn't quite snap perfectly into place every time as with some other systems, but is functional nonetheless.
  • Smith's new aero lid with magnetic visor. It doesn't quite snap perfectly into place every time as with some other systems, but is functional nonetheless.
  • Smith's new aero lid with magnetic visor. It doesn't quite snap perfectly into place every time as with some other systems, but is functional nonetheless.
  • Smith's new aero lid with magnetic visor. It doesn't quite snap perfectly into place every time as with some other systems, but is functional nonetheless.
  • Rotor's UNO system hasn't quite caught on, and as a mechanical hydraulic group doesn't really have any traction in triathlon at this point.
  • Rotor's UNO system hasn't quite caught on, and as a mechanical hydraulic group doesn't really have any traction in triathlon at this point.
  • Rotor has been working on power for a few years, and is now one of a large number of brands with their own powermeter crank.
  • Rotor has been working on power for a few years, and is now one of a large number of brands with their own powermeter crank.
  • This year, we saw a lot of helmets with hidden lights integrated into the lid, for safer riding day and night.
  • This year, we saw a lot of helmets with hidden lights integrated into the lid, for safer riding day and night.
  • This year, we saw a lot of helmets with hidden lights integrated into the lid, for safer riding day and night.
  • Millner was on hand again to show off their impressive drill bits and tools.
  • Millner was on hand again to show off their impressive drill bits and tools.
  • Millner was on hand again to show off their impressive drill bits and tools.
  • Millner was on hand again to show off their impressive drill bits and tools.
  • Millner was on hand again to show off their impressive drill bits and tools.
  • Carbon fiber skateboard!
  • Carbon fiber skateboard!
  • Ever since the Giro Air Attack, we've seen a huge number of visor-equipped road helmets.
  • Park Tools had some nice new tools on hand.
  • Neat Syntace display showing off a double (triple?) scale stem.
  • Polar Bottle's display of unique insulated bottles.

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