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The Focus Izalco Chrono is an Andy Walser design and is now available in the USA.
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Marilyn and Chris McDonald wandering outside the trade show hall.
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The CycleOps Joule 2.0 garnered quite a bit of interest.
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The HED lollipop is a solution to get your bottle up in front of you.
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The bamboo bikes seem to get more and more refined.
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The entry level Blue Triad SP is less than $2,800 and does not have an integrated seat mast.
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The GoPro camera mounts on your helmet, is shock and waterproof and allows you to film your next ride.
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Bill and Val of Mission Bay fame with David Zabriskie.
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It appears that someone stole the chain of the new Guru Chrono 2.
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Bryan Rhodes seemed to be getting around quite well with his crutches.
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It is very popular for bike companies to place their bikes in the booths of other non competing companies.
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We know Javier Gomez, and you Sir are no Javier Gomez.
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The nuun crew used a Gorilla and a Banana to promote the banananuun. The 2 were quite popular photo objects.
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This color green seem to be a popular choice this year.
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Tara Llanes was visiting sponsors at Interbike.
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Will this be the color scheme under Craig Alexander in Kona?
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This bag moving contraption for Timbuk2 is quite an interesting sight.
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Time to shut it down.
