Sep 22, 2016
article & images by Nick Salazar
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.
Lots more goodies from Interbike 2016 at the Mandalay Bay convention center in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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.
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.
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).
Misc 
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Interbike is back! And now it's in Reno. Enjoy our early gallery of Outdoor Demo, and check back tomorrow for lots more once the indoor show starts.
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As we head into race day, here are some of the sights and scenes we encountered around the Ironman Village expo at the 2015 Ironman Hawaii World Championships.
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As usual, Interbike kicks off with an expo out in the Nevada desert, where journalists get the opportunity to go hands-on with the latest gear.
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With a whopper of a product name, Zipp enters the frontier of cutting-edge extensions with aero, ergo, and electronic benefits, so check out our detailed review.
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