NEW PRODUCTS
stylish and very secure. Security is first rate with a clever and easy to understand rating system along with innovative packaging making the line an ideal self-service program. Available exclusively from Norco, see the complete line on display at the Knog Booth 521.
www.norco.com
Super B Tools Super B Tools has been producing shop tools since 1990 and cycling hand tools for over 20 years under some of industry's leading brand names. Super B is now launching their own branded program of cycling tools. The new line offers a Premium range of professional oriented tools, as well as a Classic line of price point tools. Everything from T-handled hex wrenches and multi-tools to laser-cut cone wrenches and precision wheel truing stands provide tools for everyone from the shop tech to the casual commuter. Dedicated to durability, they control all aspects of R&D and production. Super B monitors every step from manufacturing, production, and packaging to the finished product. The new Super B Premium and Classic tool programs are available exclusively through Norco. See the complete line on display at the Norco Booth
521.www.norco.com
Norco Range 1 The 2011 Norco Range features the all new Norco Advanced Ride Technology (A.R.T.) design. This
Norco suspension model offers the functionality of a nimble climber and a worthy descender all in one. Linking A.R.T technology and functional frame design with parts such as a Fox 36 Talas FIT FLC fork, Shimano XT drivetrain and DT Swiss wheels, this is a complete package for any true all-mountain rider. The 2011 Norco Range is the Swiss Army Knife of bikes—the right tool for any job. Booth
521.www.norco.com
Norco Jubei SL The 2011 Norco Jubei SL is a full carbon 29er hardtail featuring Norco's HTR technology,post-mount
more freedom to enjoy the ride. Visit NRG at Booth 331.
www.nrgenterprises.com
NRG B2B Ordering System NRG Enterprises Ltd is pleased to introduce their new B2B Online Ordering System. The new site displays NRG brands and products, and gives real-time access to Inventory and cost prices. The site has been designed to assist Canadian Bicycle Dealers access NRG products online. Visit NRG at Booth
331.www.nrgenterprises.com
brakes, a tapered steertube and internal cable routing.Whether you are new to 29ers or racing Cross Country, the Jubei SL could be just what you are looking for. At less than 24lbs with key parts such as a RockShox Reba RLT fork, Easton EA70XC wheels and a Shimano Dyna-Sys 30 speed drivetrain, this is the perfect step whether you are new to ‘big-wheeling’ or ready to upgrade. Booth 521.
www.norco.com
Freeload Freeload is the world's first fully adjustable bicycle carrier rack that can be fitted to the front or rear of all types of bicycles, including full- suspension mountain bikes. This innovation is a major breakthrough for load-carrying on mountain bikes, especially in off-road touring situations. Freeload lets you remove the load from your back and mount it directly to your bike, giving you
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Opus 2011 Opus has expanded its carbon road bike range for 2011 to include models not only for dedicated racers
but also for riders who simply want to savour the feel of the road gliding underneath their wheels. The Alto, Andante, Scherzo and Allegria bikes will be assembled on a new lightweight monocoque carbon fiber frame with oversized tubes. The Vivace, Amadeus, Crescendo and Allegro will have a revised frame design with an integrated seat post mast and internal cable routing.
Steel’s appeal for cycletouring is undeniable. So, for 2011, all Opus
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