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Just dropping this here as a summary thread for those that don't venture out of the DH forum much. Hope it's of interest!

Unfortunately, other vacations this year precluded me from attending but the guys told me they've been having a great time.

All threads and coverage can be found in our Interbike 2010 forum

 

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Lifecycles Movie Premier

One of the most anticipated movies recently has been Life Cycles, which was premiered to great success amongst the Vegas crowds.

Full coverage here.

 

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Rocky Mountain Bikes 2011 Line

Looking as sharp as ever, Rocky Mountain showcased next year's Flatline, alongside their cross-country oriented Element and the all mountain Slayer 70.

Full coverage here.

 

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Turner Bikes

The DHR is looking awesome this season, with DW-link love in the back end.

Full coverage here.

 

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POC Armor

Showcasing armor, helmets, goggles, and lots of other riding gear, POC was a colorful presence at Interbike this year.

Full coverage here.

 

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SRAM: Avid Brakes

SRAM was showing off their Elixer in 3 different colors, as well as the Code R and XX brakes.

Full coverage here.

 

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5.10 Shoes

I don't think I could pull off purple shoes, but 5.10 has a pair for those of you who can, along with an ever-expanding product line from our favorite sticky-rubber suppliers.

Full coverage here.

 

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Banshee Bikes

From a company who used to subscribe to the belief that "overbuilt" meant "overweight" to a company producing competitive, refined frames, comes their downhill-oriented Legend, the slopstyle-targeted Rampant, the dirtjumping Amp and the freeride-slanted Scythe!

Full coverage here.

 

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X-Fusion Shocks

X-Fusion is slowly making a name for themselves with their suspension lineup. The interesting Vengence air fork is versatile with three height adjustments, and was shown next to their lineup of rear shocks.

Full coverage here.

 

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2011 Intense Cycles

Always producing high-end and visually interesting frames, Intense doesn't disappoint this year with a screaming yellow-and-black M9, as well as a green-and-yellow model. Also on display: the Tazer and 951 frames.

Full coverage here.

 

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Diamondback Bikes

We gave you a peak at the 2011 Diamondback Assault back in June, and here are some of the rest of their rides for the new year, along with a custom slope bike that may be available in 2012. Diamondback is loving the Hammerschmidt crankset, too, providing lots of ground clearance but still two front gears.

Full coverage here.

 

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Cane Creek

Cane Creek made a name for themselves with the Double Barrel, one of the more highly reviewed shocks recently. They were at Interbike showing off the Double Barrel, along with their headsets and Thudbuster seatpost. The Cane Creek Angleset allows head angle adjustments and will come on this year's M9.

Full coverage here.

 

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Spank Industries

Spank Industries wants to make your bike pretty, strong and light. They were displaying their handlebars, rims, chains, frames, and their thin Spike pedals, coming in three colors. Badass.

Full coverage here.

 

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Devinci Cycles

Devinci had their new split pivot models on display. DW's recent successful patent on the split pivot has given way to new models out on the showroom floor and do they ever look nice. The Wilson (DH), Dexter (XC) and and Dixon (AM) were all there, looking sweet.

Full coverage here.

 

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Marzocchi 2011

Marzocchi had some flashy color out on this year's Interbike floor. Some of it isn't going to make it near the production line, but it sure catches the eye. Red and blue stanchions, purple and green color palettes...

Full coverage here.

 

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Loaded

Not to be outdone by others' color schemes, Loaded presented a full line of bars, stems, headsets, hubs and wheels. Lightweight and high quality, the parts are not necessarily cheap, but quality machining rarely is. Get your fix of carbon and anodized aluminum from Loaded!

Full coverage here.

 

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Black Market Bikes

Black Market Bikes showed off their new release for 2011, a decidedly understated All-Mountain frame called the Roam sporting 145mm of rear travel and a color scheme in line with the company's name. Aside from the new frame, their popular and unchanged Killswitch frame remains, and their lineup of hardtails as well.

Full coverage here.

 

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Pivot Cycles

Pivot Cycles had their line of full suspension frames on display and boy do they look nice. The Phoenix downhill frame comes with adjustable dropouts, the Cane Creek Angleset for adjustable head angles, and even a set of decals for you to choose your accent color. Top it off with some nice machining and a DW-link, and you've got a pretty sweet looking DH bike. The freeride-oriented Firebird, all-mountain Pivot, and women's specific Mach 4 were also there to oogle.

Full coverage here.

 

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Syncros

With a whole line of components, Syncros had a myriad of parts on display. Their black-and-white stubby stems are coming in both direct mount and standard flavors, their bars are in a variety of lengths and rises in both and carbon - including a comically large 39" bar - and many other parts you should click through to see. Of note, though, was their rigid, carbon, 20mm fork. Interesting piece of equipment.

Full coverage here.

 

[kidwoo]

Just want to say the interbike coverage on RM blows away the mtbr stuff this year.

 

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Loaded

Not to be outdone by others' color schemes, Loaded presented a full line of bars, stems, headsets, hubs and wheels. Lightweight and high quality, the parts are not necessarily cheap, but quality machining rarely is. Get your fix of carbon and anodized aluminum from Loaded!

Full coverage here.

Im not sure about the rest but one of their stems looks very much like a catalog stem from a local company. Not really high quality and probably 1/2 if not 1/3 of the price.

 

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Just want to say the interbike coverage on RM blows away the mtbr stuff this year.

their all ramrods anyway.....