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Well here they are, Brant’s pictures from the NEC event. Don’t even ask about the technical problems he had! On with the show…….

Foes These two new Foes frames looks the business. Foes UK owner Andy Newsome wouldn’t tell us what it they called or how much they cost, “cos you’ll only go and put the wrong name and price next to it anyway”. Andy is contactable on [email protected], so drop him an email if you want to know more.

Mountain Cycle Mountain Cycle, also imported by Andy, are now providing this bolt on cable stop on their frames to stop you wrecking yourself and your brake cables when you crash.

		Electric Boom Boom Electric bikes are the future for lazy people, or those without leg muscles. This was one of the more bizarre looking efforts we saw. We’ve got an electric folding bike on test at the moment, and you’ll see more of it later this week.

Felt Felt bikes look lovely. We’ll be uploading the Hi-res shot of this later and hopefully getting on in on test. It’s got a huge ally downtube and looks like a really nice modern XC rigid frame. Crap name though.

		Turner That baby-faced looking chap is Dave Turner, and that’s his new DH bike that we’ve cropped out of shot. He’s using a twin downtubed design which I’ve neatly avoided photographing. Doh! Looks lovely. RAW are bringing them in and have promised not to send us one. Cheers!

Twentyfourseven 24 in wheeled Jump bike from twentyfourseven. Yum.

		THE My motocross bike doesn’t have this much “plastic” on it. And that there is Toby Henderson (THE man) using a big hammer to fix a mudguard in place .

Powerbar launched several new bars at the show. They’ve got a new sort of Flap-jack-y sort of thing and bitesized ones as well. They’ve promised us a huge lorry load to give away to anyone who comes to see us when we’re at BIKE 2000 later in the year. Yummy.

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Well here they are, Brant’s pictures from the NEC event. Don’t even ask about the technical problems he had! On with the show…….

Foes These two new Foes frames looks the business. Foes UK owner Andy Newsome wouldn’t tell us what it they called or how much they cost, “cos you’ll only go and put the wrong name and price next to it anyway”. Andy is contactable on [email protected], so drop him an email if you want to know more.

Mountain Cycle Mountain Cycle, also imported by Andy, are now providing this bolt on cable stop on their frames to stop you wrecking yourself and your brake cables when you crash.

		Electric Boom Boom Electric bikes are the future for lazy people, or those without leg muscles. This was one of the more bizarre looking efforts we saw. We’ve got an electric folding bike on test at the moment, and you’ll see more of it later this week.

Felt Felt bikes look lovely. We’ll be uploading the Hi-res shot of this later and hopefully getting on in on test. It’s got a huge ally downtube and looks like a really nice modern XC rigid frame. Crap name though.

		Turner That baby-faced looking chap is Dave Turner, and that’s his new DH bike that we’ve cropped out of shot. He’s using a twin downtubed design which I’ve neatly avoided photographing. Doh! Looks lovely. RAW are bringing them in and have promised not to send us one. Cheers!

Twentyfourseven 24 in wheeled Jump bike from twentyfourseven. Yum.

		THE My motocross bike doesn’t have this much “plastic” on it. And that there is Toby Henderson (THE man) using a big hammer to fix a mudguard in place .

Powerbar launched several new bars at the show. They’ve got a new sort of Flap-jack-y sort of thing and bitesized ones as well. They’ve promised us a huge lorry load to give away to anyone who comes to see us when we’re at BIKE 2000 later in the year. Yummy.

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