Edge Composites hosted their own little ‘mini-NAHBS’ show in their Interbike booth.James Huang
The original Cobalt cross-country wheelset is now available with an optional adapter for use on 15mm thru-axle forks.James Huang
The versatile Iodine model uses an in-between 21mm-wide rim.James Huang
The Iodine front hub can be used with either 20mm thru-axle or 9mm quick-release forks.James Huang
Crankbrothers was granted the exclusive license for Maverick’s Speedball adjustable post design last year and now adds long-awaited 27.2mm models to the range.James Huang
The new 27.2mm models offer a longer 100mm adjustment range and also use a new seatpost head design.James Huang
Crankbrothers expands on its wheel range with the new Opium, Sage and Iodine models.James Huang
The DH-specific Opium includes a thru-axle rear hub.James Huang
The Sage freeride model is similar to the Opium but leaves more of the rim extrusion intact for more strength.James Huang
Crankbrothers’ novel split lever design finds its way on to seatpost clamps for 2009.James Huang
Also on hand in the Edge booth was this superlight carbon creation from Nick Crumpton.James Huang
The Edge Composites road handlebar is competitively light at 200-210g.James Huang
Deep double grooves should hide cables well.James Huang
Edge says the rounded ends fit better in the palms of your hands.James Huang
The included plugs finish things off nicely.James Huang
Whoa. We spotted ee Cycleworks’ new eebrake in the Edge booth and were quickly smitten with the design. Look for a full review in the near future.James Huang
What? Independent Fabrications is making bikes from wood now?James Huang
No, no, these tubes are actually carbon fiber but finished in a wood veneer. Trick stuff.James Huang
KirkLee’s customer list includes none other than Tyler Hamilton but the company also does mountain bikes as well.James Huang