Continuing on from yesterdays Core Bike Show pictures, here's a few more highlights.
John Tomac's Yeti C-26, XC AND downhill bike! Well it was the 80's. Sign reads, "C-26 JT Team Race Bike... Price: Priceless".
This is E thirteens latest pedal. Not the thinnest in the world but thin enough. The gold dial on the end of the axle, dubbed 'spin control allows adjustment of the buttery smooth bearings. Turn up the resistance and the pedal hardly spins meaning if you are coming off the pedal for any reason (corner, trick) they are easier to find when you need to get your foot back on.
Since the UCI relaxed regulations on Cyclocross bikes using disk brakes, hydraulic options have been popping up everywhere. The Parabox is one such system - this one is connected to a bike with Campag brakes. The modulation can be altered between the front and rear independently and the feel is surprisingly good.
Hope also had their Cyclocross brake on display - with the usual Hope styling, the CX brake resembles a V8 engine. The lever feel was pretty close to a normal Hope hydraulic brake.
POC had the usual colourful selection on display. They are now offering a D30 pad that looks great and fits perfectly.
ODI Flight Control bras with 'Wingtips' so you can customise the length of your bars by adding a screw in bar-end. Available in 700mm and 750mm options.






