Interbike 2003

Las Vegas, USA, October 10-14, 2003

Bikes at Interbike part 1

New bikes are always big at Interbike; who wouldn't want to drool over the top-end bikes that your favourite rider will be on next year? In part one of our final bike coverage, we take a look at some of the newest, and oldest, that was on show.

Images by Jonathan Devich/ epicimages.us

Fairing tubes and frames Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	The new Niota Ti from Litespeed Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	Litespeed's Vela road bike Photo ©: Jonathan Devich
Funky carbon on the Litespeed Avior Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	Litespeed Tuscany looking very shiny Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	Moots Vamoots; Large diameter/thin-walled construction Photo ©: Jonathan Devich
Moots PsychloX-SL. This one was set up with Campagnolo Record brake levers and FSA carbon cranks Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	A Draisine bicycle from 1816 Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	William van Anden patented this Dexter bike design in 1869 Photo ©: Jonathan Devich
Monark Silver King Wingbar bicycle from 1937 Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	The Aerocycle Streamliner was a hit in 1934 Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	A 1960 Bowden Spaceliner; only 522 were made Photo ©: Jonathan Devich
Art in motion at Interbike Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	Every show needs a chopper bike Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	A Walking bike from Dan's Equipment Photo ©: Jonathan Devich
The Phat Cycles tandem; the Limo Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	Some Phat Cycles choppers Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	Salsa Cycles Cyclocross bike; the Las Cruces Photo ©: Jonathan Devich
Seven Cycles new Elium Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	A closer look at the Elium's joins Photo ©: Jonathan Devich