Welcome to Bootleg Canyon, Nevada, host of the bike industry's latest and greatest demo products for 2016 - David Rome / Immediate Media
Ritchey is now offering a longer-travel trail hardtail called the TimberWolf. That's a 140mm fork on front and the complete bike pictured will be available - David Rome / Immediate Media
Something different for a steel hardtail, the TimberWolf offers stealth dropper seatpost compatability - David Rome / Immediate Media
Those crazy Aussies with their nose expanders are back, now with Turbine 3.0. The updated product offers a more secure retention within the nostril, something that claims can be used with a 'snot rocket' and stay in place - David Rome / Immediate Media
OutBreaker is a brake-pressure regulator intended to prevent riders from flipping over the handlebars when they grab too much front brake. The $150 OutBraker mounts to most hydraulic brake systems and steps down the amount of braking force from the lever to the caliper. Is this really necessary since the majority of modern disc brakes have excellent modulation? We’re not so sold. But if you’re an OTB-prone rider you might want to look into it. Or maybe you could just lay off the front brake… - Josh Patterson / Immediate Media
Vee Rubber's new Flow Rumba is a purpose-built downhill race rubber. Available in 26 and 27.5in widths - David Rome / Immediate Media
Aggressive blocks and sticky rubber - that's the Flow Rumba - David Rome / Immediate Media
Claiming to be the widest fatty yet, Vee Rubber's Snowshoe 2XL sizes up at 5.05in - David Rome / Immediate Media
The Snowshoe 2XL's 5.05inches of rubber will set you back $150 and is said to only fit certain front forks, with very few rear frames offering enough clearance - David Rome / Immediate Media
GU were sampling a few new products; most interesting is the new '15-serving' pack - David Rome / Immediate Media
Salted Caramel is certainly popular in desserts, so why not offer it as an energy chew? - David Rome / Immediate Media
Maple Bacon - a new taste in the GU gel range - David Rome / Immediate Media
Designed for the triathlete, the Prologo Tgale PAS CPC saddle offers a reduced length, top of saddle grips and a hook below the nose for a quick transition - David Rome / Immediate Media
Bolting to the underside of the Tgale (and other) Prologo saddles is the U-Cage. This clever item allows for either a single centrally mounted cage, or two side-on cages to be installed - David Rome / Immediate Media
Ever thought your mountain bike bar plugs were wasted space? Seems Ritchey does - David Rome / Immediate Media
The ElliptiGo. A cross-trainer for the road - David Rome / Immediate Media
Xtracycle is a leader in the cargo bike market. Electric motors make a whole lot of sense when you're hauling a large load - David Rome / Immediate Media
Marin is celebrating their 30th anniversary and have a line of bikes to match. Designed for gravel riding, adventure or touring, this US$2309 Four Corners Elite is ready to go places - David Rome / Immediate Media
Want to get noticed? Look no further - David Rome / Immediate Media
Not so new, the Dainese Pro Pack with lumber protection was getting some attention amongst the rugged terrain - David Rome / Immediate Media
The $399 4iii power meter was on display. It's something we should have our hands on rather soon - David Rome / Immediate Media
Prcied at just $800, the new SR Suntour Durolux fork offers 160/180mm of travel with 36mm stanchions (up from 35mm of last year) and a 20mm thru-axle. And the new 'R2C2' damper is a sign of things to come on other models. - David Rome / Immediate Media
An integrated fender is given too - David Rome / Immediate Media
Air bleed ports are given in the lowers. These can be used to inject oil straight to the seals too - David Rome / Immediate Media
Just joking - David Rome / Immediate Media
The lone walk back to the pits with a flat was all too common amongst the rocky terrain - David Rome / Immediate Media
A good looking dual-sport set up for, well, dual sports - Josh Patterson / Immediate Media
For a cycling industry tradeshow, Interbike has a surprising number of strange non-bicycle gadgets on display, such as these electric powered “urban scooters” made by Gauswheel - Josh Patterson / Immediate Media
Smith’s new mountain bike-specific Squad goggles come in an array of colors to match up with the company’s Forefront helme - Josh Patterson / Immediate Media
The Wednesday is a slightly downsized version of the Ice Cream Truck. It will come with 26x3.8in tires when it becomes available later this fall, though it can fit tires up to 26x4.6in wide. We've covered this in its own story too - Josh Patterson / Immediate Media
This guy really needed a bike fit - David Rome / Immediate Media
Following on from our first day coverage of the Interbike Outdoor Demo at Bootleg Canyon just outside of Las Vegas, we now bring a small collection of new products and random items seen in the windy desert.
Despite the raw conditions, the Outdoor Demo is a varied experience of what's new in all things two-wheeled, whether it be road, mountain... or fat e-bike related.
Click through the gallery above for a close look at what we saw.
It's just day two of a week-long Interbike; be sure to check out complete coverage of the event here. Also see our recent coverage of new products from Eurobike.
