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Interbike 2007 Sneak Preview #1

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Courtesy of Pez, here are some of the new products that will be intro'ed at Interbike 2007.
  • The Bontrager Race X Lite Blade bar: ergo top, round bend and a slighty shorter reach
  • A Sidi Ergo shoe in multi-hue reflective materials
  • A line of road brakes from FSA
  • Limar's new superlight Pro 104 helmet
  • A semi-custom line of orthotic insoles from eSoles
The show kicks off Monday. Visit back here for the new product news from all over!


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