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Las Vegas, Nevada USA, September 25-29, 2006

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Part 22 - October 24:  Interbike 2006 Image Gallery

By James Huang in Las Vegas, NV

By now, you've perhaps gotten a sense as to the scope of the Interbike trade show, if only based on the amount of ground we've covered over the past couple of weeks. Between the Outdoor Demo and indoor Expo, this year's Interbike show was the largest in its 25-year history with nearly 22,000 total attendees (an increase of 12% from 2005) and over 850 exhibitors covering more than 370,000 square feet of floor space.

Nevertheless, even we can't get to all of it in three short days, but we'll leave you with three days of image galleries from the show that will hopefully fill in any remaining gaps.

Cyclingnews photographer Jon Devich dragged his Canon around the halls for all three days, trolling for interesting products, people and happenings. In the first installment, check out the new line of casual shoes from Giro, the custom-etched Park multi tools, and Redline's foray into road biking.

Interbike show, Las Vegas, USA, September 25-29, 2006

The trick new look of the '07 XTR group Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	Stylin' new XTR cranks Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	XTR wheels with external gusset for each spoke hole Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	One of two XTR shifter offerings. Photo ©: Jonathan Devich
SRAM displayed the shiny new Force cross group Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	Giro introduced a new line of footwear Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	The 'Helmet Head' sandal with obvious influences Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	2 more shoes from Giro's 'Active Life Series', Photo ©: Jonathan Devich
The Xen, featuring an adjustable 'Roc Loc' Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	A pretty and wide carbon weave from Valdora Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	The long shot of the Valdora Phoenix TT/Tri bike Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	For those who are looking to make an Photo ©: Jonathan Devich
Super wide tires to keep you floating Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	The custom double wide rim on the Moots Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	One more good look. Check out the Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	Moots Mooto-X YBB with 29' wheels. Photo ©: Jonathan Devich
Fuji's new SL1 tipping the scales Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	The rear stays on the new SL1 Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	Nice carbon weave on the Fuji Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	Thule introduced a sleek and completely redesigned Photo ©: Jonathan Devich
The inside of the Echelon features a an adjustment Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	Redline, known for its cross and bmx bikes, Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	The carbon rear end and Shimano 105 on the Redline Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	Nice welds on the Redline Photo ©: Jonathan Devich
The presidential jersey, one of three custom Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	Tom Boonen replica shorts complete with Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	You know they are for Tom when his name is on the label Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	Vermarc also offers up this wind-stopper cold weather jacket, Photo ©: Jonathan Devich
The fleecy inside of the Vermarc jacket Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	One more offering from Vermarc was this nice weight base-layer. Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	Park Tools had this cool laser etching Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	A little sample of the etching Photo ©: Jonathan Devich
Here is the simple setup. Run off of a laptop, Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	The svelte Gallium S3 from Argon 18 came in at the low, low weight of 12.75 pounds. Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	Nice detail work on the monocoque Gallium S3 Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	The clean and simple rear end of the Gallium S3 Photo ©: Jonathan Devich
The Spiuk Kronos TT helmet in team issue graphics Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	Spiuk introduces the Kronos TT helmet for the US. Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	The underside shows a fully enclosed design that also features Photo ©: Jonathan Devich	THE Tour de France helmet of Oscar Pereiro from Spiuk Photo ©: Jonathan Devich

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