Interbike

The Interbike Trade Show will not hold a 2019 event, potentially signaling an end to the show’s 37-year run as North America’s largest bicycle trade event.

We look at some of the wildest products on display and wrap up the final edition of Interbike in Sin City.

Roadsigns on your back and other new/notable gear from the Interbike showroom floor.

At Interbike we saw a focus on modular products, customization, and even a return to simplicity.

The Nevada desert held a few secret gems on the eve of Interbike.

Helmet options for triathletes have come a long way in the past few years.

If the bike company’s vision comes to life, triathletes are gonna be drooling over nose cones.

Contributor Michael Hotten shares some of the gear triathletes will be most excited about for 2017 and beyond.

The ability to measure power is slowly becoming more affordable for the average triathlete.

Canadian bicycle company Argon 18 has made it very clear that triathlon is the priority with the release of these four bikes.

Pioneer Electronics has expanded its line of power meters with the new Single Leg Power Meter.

Wahoo Fitness is the latest company to jump into the GPS marketplace.

Scott claims the Plasma 5 is seven percent faster than its predecessor.

Universal Sports Network will air Interbike-2014 on Friday, Sept. 26 at 8 p.m. ET.

Triathlete editors share the most innovative and exciting new tri gear for next year.

“From day 1, our goal is to be the Ferrari—we want to be the best product on the market.”

"Why didn't we think of that?" Smartly-designed tri products from the Interbike floor that aim to make your training life a little simpler.

The world of sports nutrition can be overwhelming, with companies constantly adding products, debuting new flavors and changing formulas.

We're on the ground at the 2014 Interbike trade show at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nev.

These pieces of 2015 apparel debuting at Interbike put the fun in funky. Which ones would you wear?

A look at four products taking a fresh approach to longstanding challenges in triathlon gear.

Products from the 2014 Interbike Outdoor Demo that will help your bike function more smoothly.

A roundup of new cycling apparel that caught our collective eye at the Interbike tradeshow last week.

Get a sneak peek at some of the triathlon gear and trends that will hit the stores' shelves in 2014.

Some of our favorites from the latest nutrition offerings we sampled at Interbike.

There are plenty of excellent bikes for less and a few better ones at higher price points, but $3,000 is a sweet spot for triathlon bikes.

Some component and bike manufacturers are embracing a shift to shorter crank arms.

The 2013 Interbike trade show kicked off this weekend outside of Las Vegas with the Outdoor Demo.

A select group of consumers will be allowed to attend the 2013 Las Vegas-based trade show as part of the "Interbike by Invitation" program.

Interbike is the country's largest annual bike industry trade show and, in true style of its host city, Vegas, it is a total spectacle.

Senior editor Aaron Hersh shares some of the gear he found on the Interbike Trade Show floor in Las Vegas, Nev.

Kinetic inRide closely estimates power on a trainer for a pittance.

Reynolds’ new aero wheel line uses a vastly different rim shape than Zipp et al.

New gear from the 2012 Interbike Outdoor Demo.

Bontrager’s Hilo RXL Speed Dial offers unprecedented fit adjustability in a true tri saddle.

Triathlete.com senior tech editor Aaron Hersh chats with BMC's Andrew James about the all-new BMC TM01, a bike we'll see last year's Ironman world championship runner-up Andreas Raelert on in Kona this year.

After days and days of walking expo halls from Vegas to Germany, tech editor Aaron Hersh has selected his top-10 products new for 2012.

A $1,200 wetsuit? TYR went there. The Freak of Nature is constructed completely from Yamamoto’s extremely flexible #40 neoprene built on the paneling and fit used in their current top-level suit, the Category 5.

Triathlete tech editor Aaron Hersh patrolled the Interbike showroom floor and Outdoor Demo looking for the best new tri gear. Here’s what he found, 140 characters at a time. Follow him @triathletetech.

Tri-specific shoes get lighter and more versatile for 2012.

Rolf Prima joins the cascade of aero wheel companies with ultra-wide rims.

Tour the Interbike floor with this day-two photo gallery from Las Vegas.

Castelli is introducing its Rosso Corsa Body Paint Tri Kit for 2012. Check out the photos.

Garmin and Look/Polar are simultaneously launching an entirely new generation of power meter based in the pedal axle.

Be a part of the 2011 Interbike trade show with this photo gallery.

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This week, Shimano had its entry-level road 105 groupset, new for 2011, on display, and Shimano’s Devin Walton took the time to share a few of the changes to its value-oriented parts kit with Triathlete.

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Two days down, one to go at the 2010 Interbike International Bicycle Trade Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. Photographer Larry Rosa provides these shots of the day two action.

Bike manufacturer Quintana Roo unveiled its Project Illicito frameset this week at Interbike. One of QR’s five current projects in development, Illicito showcased some innovative new features, such as only one seat stay.

Rolf Prima is expanding its wheel offering for triathletes with the new TT85s. We talked to Rolf Prima's Brooke Bauer about the unique paired spoke lacing pattern of the wheels, which will be available in November of this year.

Garmin is one of the leaders when it comes to GPS technology in cycling and multisport, so it comes as no surprise that they are the first company to release a touchscreen GPS bike computer.

The crew at Triathlete magazine used the 2010 Interbike International Bicycle Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada to officially launch the brand new look of the magazine.

Learn about the 2011 Blue Triad SL. The bike is very different from its 2010 counterpart and will first be seen on a race course when Germany's Andreas Raelert races on it in Kona on Oct. 9.

On September 2, TYR made its Kona-legal Torque Elite and Torque Pro swimskins available to consumers, and now at Interbike, TYR explained the unique features that have made these swimskins fly off the shelves.

We caught up with Guru’s Industrial Design Specialist Michael McGinn to learn about the all-new Guru CR 501. The CR 501 offers the consumers the opportunity to purchase a fully customizable triathlon bike at a lower price point.

Thousands of bicycle retailers, companies and members of the media have arrived in Las Vegas, Nevada for the Interbike International Bicycle Expo.

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