2011 Foes Racing 2:1 FXR Frameset

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Foes Racing USA

Ragley FS Prototype

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Shedfire

Santa Cruz Blur TR Carbon

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Santa Cruz

Dirt

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2012 Avid Elixir

Avid Elixir 7

Avid Elixir 9

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mtb-forum.it
Bike Rumor
Spoke Magazine
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Vital MTB

2012 Shimano SLX Brakes

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Cyclinside.com

2012 Kona Slopestyle Prototype

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Vital MTB

2012 Norco Dh Prototype

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Vital MTB
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2012 Dartmoor Wish

Dartmoor Wish Prototype Check from James Irwin on Vimeo

Trek 29er Dh Prototype

"This DH big wheeler isn't slated for production anytime soon [...]. On top of building this bike just to see if certain theories work, it also serves as a rolling test bed for other ideas are that hidden behind locked doors, concepts that we may not know about for three or four years. Despite the wagon wheels and different suspension layout, this one-off shares a few similar lines to its production brother, the Session. Look close and you'll be able to see the pinch bolts at the front of the head tube, no doubt to let the engineers adjust the geometry for evaluation purposes."

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Mtbr Facebook Page 
Dirt Rage Facebook Page

2012 Norco Truax 1

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Norco
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Santa Cruz Carbon 29er

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Bike Rumor

2011 Transition Bandit

"Available Spring 2011.  It is a short travel 130mm bike.. It is aimed at the AM/XC crowd."

Sicklines

Transition Bikes

Norco Dh Prototype

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Dirt

Specialized Demo 8...back in black

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Ride Monkey

chirosangaku

Specialized

On One 29er Carbon

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twentynineinches.com

 

Diamondback Dreamliner 4X/SS bike

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Intense M9 @ Interbike 2010

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Sick Lines

Jerónimo Slütter Ti

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Jerónimo Cycles

2011 Corsair Bikes

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Dirt

Chirosangaku

New Syncros Stem

"The Syncros FRIC stem is certainly a departure from the norm and can brag about being both impressively light and sporting some unique features. Firstly, this curvy unit is actually forged (although not in the fires of hell), not CNC'd as you might have first guessed. While the fine gentlemen at Syncros were not about to share how the shape comes to life via the forging, it is unusual to see a piece as shapely as the FRIC use this process for manufacturing. I'm not about to go on a big spiel as to why forging can create stronger parts, that is for you to look up, but it is a common method of producing a light and strong final product. The stem's FRIC name is an acronym for FreeRide Intelligent Clamp and refers to the faceplate bar clamp that runs a full 260 degrees around the handlebar. While the forging process contributes to the stem's light 124 gram weight, the extra bar clamp grip area also plays a part in allowing for a lighter weight due to not as much material being needed. Although mega light, the FRIC is designed for full on heavy duty use as the name suggests. After being shown the stem I immediately assumed that your handlebar controls would have to be removed from one side during the installation, but this isn't the case. The 260 degree clamp leaves enough room for you to fit the tapered part of your bar through, not the 31.8 clamping area"

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