Posts in category 2016 Interbike

The KTM Canic CXC 11 aims to make KTM a household name in the world of cyclocross. We take a look at the updated model.

Carbon wheels are one of the most popular (albeit costly) ways to improve the way your bike rides. Check out some of the latest offerings from Zipp, Alex Rims and a new company based out of Southern California called Spēd Precision.

Topeak has a slew of new offerings will have you ready well-equipped for a new adventure, whether it is for an hour of gravel, a week of bikepacking or a permanent border-crossing move.

Some new products from Serfas, Albedo 100, Otto Lock and TIMBER will help make your night time training (and commuting) easier and safer.

Garneau’s new Steeple XC cyclocross bike comes in Garneau Easton team colors and the Copper T-Flex shoe matches up nicely. Also, custom paint options for Garneau frames and helmets will soon be offered.

The Rawland RAVN is a unique gravel/adventure/tour bike with a custom-drawn double butted cromoly frame the company categorizes as “All-Road Enduro.”

Park Tool, possibly the most well-known brand when it comes to bike tools, has a slew of new products relevant to cyclocross and gravel racers. New for 2017 are chain cleaners, truing stands, grease guns, mini pumps and more.

Today we’re taking a look at new cyclocross and gravel wheel options from HED, Reynolds and Industry Nine.

The new version of the Storck TIX (This Is Cross) blends designed flex with proper stiffness for a lightweight carbon cyclocross bike, but it’s not cheap.

Bollé expands their helmet options with the One Mountain, a do-it-all helmet packed with features. Also, Bollé has new cycling sunglasses including the Aeromax, 5th Element, B-Rock and the budget friendly Flash.

For 2017, Pivot Updates the Vault with fork updates including increased tire clearance and internal cable routing, and fully hydraulic brakes with higher volume tires.

For 2017, Feedback Sports is expanding its line of tools with some nice options for the traveling mechanic. US brand Silca is going big with a bunch of new tools and accessories including the first Boa-equipped saddle bag we’ve seen.

Fuji showed off its flagship Jari 1.1 gravel bike at Interbike, and took a close look at the polished aluminum, SRAM Force 1 bike that’s coming this fall.

Thomson dropped into Interbike 2016 showing off three new alloy drop handlebars. The new Alloy Road bars have a flattened wing shape on the tops. …

Cyclocross Magazine has covered the previous version of Fyxation’s Quiver, but an all-new version has been launched that’s more suited to our cyclocross and gravel audience. …

Bell Zephyr Helmet Protects Your Head with Dual Density Foam, MIPS: Bell’s new helmet, the Zephyr, integrates MIPS and fine dial adjustment into one piece …

New for 2017, the redesigned, black and white Orbea Terra is now a disc brake-equipped carbon steed and seeks to be a lightweight option for …

White Industries, Phil Wood and Bathtubs for Bicycles are proving that America is still great. Check out these updates to old classics and something completely different from a new brand.

Cateye, Polar and Krytptonite are expanding their cycling electronics offerings, and some of these items might be just what the readers need this time of year.

The Xpedo CXR pedal has been on the market for two years now. The clipless pedal was designed for off road use with shoes that …

The British Enigma brand of bicycles is ready to conquer U.S. gravel and cyclocross terrain. The company introduced themselves and its stunning Ecroix steel bike at Interbike 2016, and we take a first look today.

We’ve profiled Katie Compton’s bike more than most, but with her new racing program, there’s plenty of new bits on her Trek Boone that we’re taking a look at her Jingle Cross and CrossVegas World Cup bike.

KMC unveiled its new X11 chain at Interbike. It is the brand’s first chain specifically designed with the demands of modern single chainring (1X) drivetrains in mind, very common now in cyclocross and gravel.

Dutch cyclocross star Sophie de Boer (Kalas-H.Essers-NNOF Cycling Team) surprised cyclocross fans, race promoters and even herself by winning the first stop of the 2016 …

The new 2017 Eddy Merckx Strasbourg 71 Carbon we saw in Vegas was fresh off the shipping container and delivered directly to the 2016 Interbike Outdoor Demo. We take a look at the new model here.

Wout van Aert had a dominant second half of CrossVegas to win for the race for the second year in a row. And for the second year, a Colnago Prestige cyclocross bike was the winning bike, only this year it was completely different than his 2015 ride.

“In the second half I planned an attack.” -Wout van Aert to Cyclocross Magazine The 2015 CrossVegas winner and 2016 Cyclocross World Champion came into Las …

by Chance Noble On an uncharacteristically cool Vegas evening, a relatively small field of 38 women lined up to bring the heat to Desert Breeze …

Read our 2016 Full 2016 CrossVegas World Cup Elite Women’s race report here, and check back for video interviews, photo galleries and more! In a …