NEW PRODUCTS
New for 2011 from Croozer With redesigned body styles for 2011,the Croozer Kid for 1 and Kid for 2 can now accept infant accessories such as an infant sling, giving you even longer use from these child carriers. Croozer Kid for 1 and Kid for 2 both come with a strolling, jogging and cycling kit included in the same box.
The handlebar console offers convenient storage at your finger tips and also has a single strap so it will function as a diaper bag when you are away from your carrier. It features two water bottle holders, an inside zippered pocket an ear phone port and easily attaches to your carrier's handlebar. Visit Chariot Carriers at Booth S45.
www.chariotcarriers.com
Cool eRider The electric hybrid 7 Speed Trike is a real transportation alternative. The Cool eRider features the capability to travel nearly 50 km* on a single charge and the ability to allow the rider to pedal with no electric assist, pedal and have electric assist activated or allow the motor to do all the work. Adjustable recumbent seating fits riders between 5'2" and 6'6". The Cool eRider comes with a removable storage compartment that can be locked and used to carry personal items. Distributed in Canada by: Belize Bicycle,Booth N12.
www.belizebike.com
Draw-Tite Announces Tested Tough Program For more than 64 years, Draw-Tite has been one of the most recognized brands in the towing industry, earning the title of North America's Favorite Hitch. Draw-Tite is now promoting the fact that the brand's internal testing takes
those extra steps—and how they contribute to the quality and durability of Draw-Tite products. Known as TESTED TOUGH, the program emphasizes the importance of uncompromising hitch performance and reliability. See the Draw-Tite line at Cequent Performance Products, Booth N32.
www.cequentgroup.com
HybridBackpack All Purpose Carrier
HybridBackpack is the perfect bag for any bicycle rider or commuter because it allows them to take
integrity with the use of inner molds; the Total Integration design that allows for a crisp and precise shifting by routing the cables inside the frame away from contamination; the ultra-stiff power transfer platform includes an oversized taper headtube and thanks to the use of a Press-Fit System bottom bracket, the resulting extra-wide chainstays barely allows flexion, making the R1 the ultimate racing machine. Booth
801.www.louisgarneau.com
Louis Garneau Gennix T1 Stemming from numerous hours of wind tunnel testing with aerodynamics specialists, the new
mount their own existing backpacks, bags, small briefcase or any item measuring 49 inches by 38 inches on their bikes with ease. Unlike panniers which hooks on the sides of the bicycle rack, HybridBackpack sits on top of the bicycle rack, thus creating even weight distribution. HybridBackpack is a unique item. There is nothing like it in the marketplace. Booth
1105.www.hybridbackpack.com
Louis Garneau Gennix R1 Ultimate The new exclusive Gennix R1 is the flagship of Garneau's bike collection. Born from countless hours of development with competitive cycling in mind, it integrates all elements required for top level performance. Among these, we should highlight the No Void Molding technology that ensures optimum structure
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Gennix T1 is engineered to be fast in all conditions. Along with the numerous technologies common to the Gennix series this bike is equipped with, including the Total Integration, No Void Molding Technology, Press-Fit System, Nano Bond UHM carbon fiber, it also features Garneau's own Fluid Flow tubing profile that successfully achieve to manage air flow in order to reduce drag, while still providing good performance in crosswinds. Complying with the UCI guidelines, the T1 is one of the fastest bikes on the market over a wide range of wind conditions. Booth
801.www.louisgarneau.com
Louis Garneau Vorttice Helmet Leader in the TT helmets industry, Garneau had already designed the fastest aerodynamic helmet. Looking to achieve a higher level,
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