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acros carbon fiber chessboard with headsets for pieces
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acros carbon fiber chessboard with headsets for pieces

Occasionally, the showstopper for a booth isn’t the bikes or components, but a one-off afterthought like this. Acros’ booth had their hydraulic shifting system, which was shown in a couple additional anodized colors from what we saw at PressCamp, but the real eye candy was this carbon fiber chess board with headsets for pieces.

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reset components flat pedals

Reset Components had some pedals even the Terminator could love. In purple, too!

Hot Chili baby full suspension mountain bike

What three-year-old doesn’t need a full suspension mountain bike? My hand is about 8″ from the bike, it’s that small.

Poduano italian titanium and carbon fiber cruiser bicycles

Above and below, two warped cruiser bikes from Italian manufacturer Paduano.

Poduano italian titanium and carbon fiber cruiser bicycles

USE bicycle components retro jet carbon aero bars with integrated brake levers

This is a potentially new version of USE’s TULA aero bar with integrated brake pods. The current version, available on their website, integrates the extensions directly into the main body with no bolt-on risers.

This bruiser of a bike uses a Bionix battery and rear hub motor.

This beaut was latched to a rather nice looking car outside the media room.

tange banana seat mini bicycle

Tange used some crazy bikes to show off their goods.

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nico
12 years ago

The “beaut” is a Fretsche electric bike. Fretsche founder Thomas Neeser uses old bicycle frames and Parts to build up his bicycles. The Website is http://www.fretsche.ch. He also offers courses where you build your own custom cycle. (which I’ve done, that’s how i know him) The Website is worth a visit.

Cheers, Nico

Toni
Toni
12 years ago

Hi there,

it’s PAduano, not POduano… 😉

Kristi Benedict
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12 years ago
Reply to  Toni

Thanks, Toni. Fixed it.

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