The show is over, its all behind me…

The Crooked Cog network was well represented on Interbike TV throughout the show. Hosted and produced by Cycling.tv, Tim Grahl lined up a number of industry guests for interviews and commentary on the current state of the cycling world. Watch for the video links as soon as Tim gets the files.

Plugged just last week, Twin Six was big on the scene with a booth just across from Surly full of some of the best looking cycling clothing out there.

Right next door to Twin Six was the Arm and Leg bicycle. Just in case you felt the need to add a bunch of crap to the front of your bike making it handle like a truck, and pedal with all four limbs. Oh, Interbike and the hucksters…

Once again the Big Dummy made an appearance, this time in a finished form. Look for these to be available come early early ‘08. Finally! Is this the final paint color? I forgot to ask, but I’d assume so.

Thick Bicycles of Pittsburgh brought out the spaceframe for the Sweetskins booth. Word is that Ernesto Colnago himself want this bike for the Colnago museum. Congrats Chris!

Pedro’s was showing off their latest repair stand clamp and updated torque wrench. The clamp is pretty burly looking for real shop use, and the torque wrench has been updated with a wider range with an accuracy of within 4% of the actual value.

Hardly Blue Collar - I didn’t ask how much this one goes for - but this cruiser from Lynskey is pretty. For sure.

Reskin. The product you never knew you needed until now. This is made to re-skin your ass in those times when you rub it raw on the saddle. Yeah, thats right. The best part? The multi-step anatomically correct drawings showing the multitude of placements for the Reskin patch on both the male and female figure. This one was a hit.

The Hoss MTB line keeps expanding with more color options in a whole gamut of sizes to fit all comers. All at a friendly pricepoint.

Look hasn’t produced a mountain bike pedal in… a very long time. Their new model seems to take a cue from Time and Crank Bros in its design. Starts at about $100 on up the line.