Another day of Interbike 2012 is behind us and here are a few images from the day. Specific other features to follow over the next days and weeks.
All images © Herbert Krabel / slowtwitch.com
A replica of Crowie's Specialized Shiv was parked in the Shimano Pro booth.
A human sculpture greeted the visitors as the came in. Unlike the ones performing in the Palazzo, these Fizik ones moved a bit more.
Expect to see quite a few of these Zoot Kiaw shoes in Kona.
As we cruised through the Zoot booth we bumped into Heather Jackson who kindly posed for us.
Zoot announced their custom printing offering at Interbike, something previously only available to Pros.
Big Mig was in the Pinarello booth to sign autographs. He looks to be in pretty good shape.
Sony stepped up to the plate with this action HDR AS15 camera with an Exmor sensor, a Carl Zeiss lens and super slow motion technology.
Powerbar will soon be offering these Performance Energy Blends, something that might look a bit familiar to those with babies. They tasted great but the ones featured here are still in the prototype packaging.
Louis Garneau added boa closures to some of their models including this high-end Course 2LS.
The Chrono Leggera from LG isn't new, but a nice aero offering to those who do not like their ears covered.
Although too many backs are offered in black, this Wilier TwinBlade certainly looks better this way.
A closer look at the twin fork blades.
Hincapie Sports has made it quite clear that they are serious about triathlon.
Roch Frey and Paul Huddle were cruising through the Interbike halls.
It isn't just news that so many cross bikes added disc brakes, the Chariot CX baby stroller also gets disc brakes for 2013.
The wheels though come off just as easy as before.
Yes, this trainer is indeed called Tour de France.
Bolle has been flying a bit under the radar, but this Bolt shades are quite nice.
This very cool Rodriguez Design bike is in the Phil Wood booth.
An endless amount of hats and visors in the headsweats booth.
