Special Feature: Interbike 2009 Photo Gallery (Part One)
Thomas and Wolfi made their way to Vegas this year to represent AllRide BMX at interbike. They came back with a bunch of photos and some interesting news. Check it out and click thumbnails for bigger pictures.

ALIENATION:
Alienation has a bunch of new products coming out and is also working on some new ones. They also have a lot of cool colorways for their rims.

	The Clutch cassette hub from Alienation.
	A closer look at the driver and bearings.
	Say hello to the Alienation's new Iron Maiden stem!
	Run to the hills!
	The Matix front hub (hub guard optional).
	The new Alienation Pivotal plastic seats come with a cool feature that let's you slide the seat forward and backward…
	…and this is how it works.
	Alienation is working on a new grip.
	They're also working on a new pedal, which will be available soon.
	New rim colorways for 2010: The purple 440,
	the mint Deviant,
	the green Skylark (which Sas likes a lot),
	another shade of pink,
	and the fluorescent yellow Runaway.

CARDINAL:
Cardinal is a new brand, created by Nate Moroshan over at Tip Plus. They're coming in with full swing with a line of dope products and a great team. We're are stoked to have them with us for 2010!

	The Ambassador frame is Cardinal's first frame and features unique vertical dropouts. Those are the Cardinal bars, hidden right behind it ;-)
	Cardinal also offers pivotal seats in cool colors and some hot-looking sprockets.

DECO BMX:
Another new company that we added to our program comes straight out of Florida and is run by non-other than Chad Degroot of Baco fame.

	This is Deco's first product, a skatepark meets flatland inspired frame called Self-Titled.
	It feature removable gyro tabs and has a metal plate with the logo welded to the top tube.
	It comes with removable brakemounts…
	…and smooth looking dropouts.
	Another look at the Self-Titled frame and those are the 2pc "Fu" bars below that have a 4pc feel and are made from multi-butted chromoly.
	Deco also has some forks coming out (and some cool looking hats).
	The forks were designed with front wheel tricks in mind and have a 28mm rake. They also come with removable 990 mounts.
	These are the Deco slic cables that are are intended for front brake use.
	Deco shirts come with some really good designs!
	l told ya!
	Beer and cigs.
	Your guess is as good as mine.

FIT BIKE CO.:
Fit displayed their 2010 complete bikes range at Interbike and these bad boys are looking hot. This is just but a small sample of what they have to offer. By the way, the premiere of "Stay Fit" was off the hinges and the video is banging.

	This is Dakota Roche's signature bike.
	The Park 16" comes with a similar look, but is designed for younger riders.
	The Tech 1 is a Eddie Cleveland/Chase Dehart inspired street bike.
	The TRL1 is Fit's entry-level trails bike.
	Tom White now also has a signature bike on Fit. It's build to handle some of the best grind manovers in BMX. Awesome!
	The new green sprocket and stem match Eddie Cleveland's new frame color. Sweet!

	Infect's front hub is the lightest front hub on the market.
	They also offer spindles for all kinds of cranks (the one on the left is fits Primo cranks) and axles for cassette hubs. More to come soon!

LOTEK:
What is there to say about Lotek. It's simply the best shoe brand in BMX. Period.

	Left: The Eddie shoe is now available in new colorways and also comes in a Fit edition (the black/red one at the bottom) Center: New Lotek jacket and below it you can check out the new Mike Hoder shoe Right: The Enns in a new colorway is on the top, followed by a classical Delta re-issue. The Ian Schwartz shoe (formerly under the Fremont label) at the bottom has a new colorway
	Right top: New Mike Mid colorway Right center/bottom: The Chase Dehart shoe, which now features the original Lotek sole
	Left: From top to bottom, the Mike Mid in black and black/brown and in white Center: New hooded leather jacket and the new Troop Chester Blacksmith shoe just below it.

Tune in tomorrow for part two of our big INTERBIKE 2009 photo gallery, featuring Kink Bike Co., Primo, Tree Bike Co., Terrible One and UGP! Peace.