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Interbike show

Las Vegas, USA, September 26-30, 2005

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Part 17; Independent Fabrications, Argon 18, Parlee, Pegoretti, CSK, Fondriest and more...

The shiny collection at Interbike

Zero Gravity's new crankset and brakes caused a stir among those at Interbike, as did SRAM's new pro road group. These new developments were complemented with traditional offerings from Pegoretti and Independent Fabrications, both of whom focus on the niche market for handmade, top-shelf frames made of traditional materials. Litespeed's feathery offering, the Ghisallo, made ripples with its attractive design and super low weight.

There were appearances from CSK and Seigler, new brands eager to create a name for themselves, with the Seigler frame making an attractive, realistic offering for those who want something different. Tyler Hamilton's Mt Washington Hillclimb bike, in all its lightweight glory and sporting logos for his foundation made it onto the floor, as did Ridley and Fondriest's latest bikes. Some of the Fondriest paint jobs looked like they belonged on a Colnago, the Italian manufacturer going for the ultra-artistic approach. Photos by Jon Devich.

Argon 18 sporting some fancy carbon weave
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Tom Boonen's newly crowned World Champion bike
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The new Argon 18 TT bike
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Independant Fabrications had a slick new cross model
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The way cool headbadge on the IF.
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The headbadge of the Italian builder Pegoretti.
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Downtube sticker on the Pegoretti.
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Oversized stays round off the Pegoretti Marcelo.
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A close up of the super lightweight Parlee
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Minimalist seat and carbon post
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The complete Tyler Hamilton Parlee.
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A sweet flame job
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Another of the Parlee road offerings
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Choice Ti lugs
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The intricate lugs on the IF
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Redline offers up a new bike
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The 9.2.5 with fenders;
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Ridley presented the X-Night carbon cross bike.
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The super rigid and clean-lines
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CSK had a new track bike on display
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Whack whack!
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Seigler is a new brand on the horizon
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The rear of the Seigler
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CSk also offers a full carbon bike
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The Ghisallo
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The Ghisallo weighs in
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No extra titanium here...
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Slick new cranks from Zero Gravity;
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Fondriest was on hand
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Close-up of the Fondriest
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City paint job
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The Limar lads
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SRAM carbon cranks
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Carbon shift lever on the pro SRAM group.
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The front and side profile
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The sexxxy new brakes
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Tioga's new seat called the "Spyder".
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