Eurobike is over for another year, and all that is left to do is trawl through my iBook’s hard drive and pick out the rest of the highlights, so stay tuned all week for more reports.

Hope

Hope’s new Tech lever boasts separate reach and bite point adjuster dials, as well as a new lever

A closer look at the dials reveals how you’ll now be able to tune your brake levers exactly how you want them to feel

Matching exquisitely machined caliper is now lighter

New quick release levers gain a more ergonomic and smoother shape

You’re not anywhere these days unless you offer a carbon lever option: Hope duly oblige

Lynskey

The Lynskey family founded Litespeed, but are now trading under their own name

Such as this singlespeed belt driven setup

You don’t often see a level of finish this high

Mountain Cycle

Mountain Cycle’s Fury is the one to pick for all-mountainy riding, with MC’s own droppable seatpost activated by a handlebar mounted lever

The Rumble hardtail

Also available in limited run of 50 with custom Chris Burke artwork

The Shockwave gives you 8” of travel to play with

The neatest ISCG mounts I’ve ever spotted anywhere on the Rumble

Vicious Cycles

Vicious Cycles had the singlespeed Monolith, a standout bike. Lairy paint job, Tune cranks and matching Chris King hubs. Very nice…