Interbike Day 2: Ritchey, Lightweight, Cinelli

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Still more cyclocross goods from Interbike 2009.

Ritchey showed off a nice cyclocross-specific headset, its new redesigned fork we’ve seen before at Sea Otter, and the newest version of its pedals. Innova-Pro has a new road tire that many cyclocrossers will love, Cinelli joins the cyclocross craze, and for the ‘crosser who had everything, why not add a carbon rear derailleur that costs over $2k?

Ritchey has added a fancy new cable hanger for us cross types. by Jake Sisson

No adjustability, but no problem, as the hanger keeps the cable out of the way. by Jake Sisson

Ritchey is looking a strong competitor in the pedal market. by Jake Sisson

Ritchey's cross fork only comes in a straight blade this year. by Jake Sisson

Only cantilevers (or mini-v brakes) here, as only cantilever studs are found on the fork. by Jake Sisson

The crown comes in both 45 and 50 mm diameters. by Jake Sisson

Anodized dropouts are as light as they are strong. by Jake Sisson

Innova-pro gives diehard cyclocrossers a way to represent their Belgian fetish in the off-season. by Jake Sisson

Your 13 pound cx bike not light enough? Lightweight offers this beautiful derailleur, but it will cost you. by Jake Sisson

Little material to be found here, and it's super light as a result. by Jake Sisson

No word on how this would perform in the mud... by Jake Sisson

Cinelli has entered the US cyclocross market with the Zydeco. by Jake Sisson

Plenty of room for mud on the Columbus Tusk fork. by Jake Sisson

Mud clearance looks good in the rear, as well. by Jake Sisson

The Zydeco is only available as a frameset, but looks sharp as a complete bike. by Jake Sisson

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