15 New Bikes at Interbike 2014

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Interbike offers the chance to see the latest and greatest in cycling technology before it goes to retailers. Find out which bikes we liked best from this year's show.
SCOTT Plasma Team Issue
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Cost: $8,499

Components: SRAM Red 22

Wheels: Zipp Carbon 404/808

Releases: 2015

Coolest Feature: The new storage bin that attaches to the front of the headtube is said to make the bike 7 percent faster than previous models.
Surly Pugsley Fat Bike
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Cost: $575 (frameset only)

Components: SRAM and Shimano mix

Wheels: Surly Marge Lite rims, DT Swiss spokes, Shimano FH-M525 hub

Releases: 2015

Coolest Feature: Surly is known for offering parts and components at a good value. The Pugsley follows this line of thinking, and has added new color schemes for 2014.
Lapierre Aircode Ultimate DB
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Cost: $10,000

Components: Shimano Dura Ace Di2

Wheels: Mavic RSYS SLR WTS

Releases: 2015

Coolest Feature: The Aircode is said to be the only bike that provides aerodynamic advantages under all conditions (climbing, crosswinds, flats), unlike other models that are only built for straight-line speed on flat courses.
Argon 18 E-118 Next
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Cost: N/A

Componets: N/A

Wheels: FSA Vision Disc/Tri Spoke

Releases: 2015

Coolest Feature: The E-118 Next is similar to previous models but now touts a 100-gram weight reduction and a greater amount of adjustability for rider position.
Pashley Clubman Hybrid
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Cost: $996

Components: Grand Sport chainset

Wheels: N/A

Releases: Now

Coolest Feature: Steel frame, lugs and leather accessories, all at an affordable price. What's not to love?
Guru Praemio-R Disc Titanium
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Cost: $5,000 (frameset only)

Components: Shimano Ultegra

Wheels: Reynolds Aero 46

Releases: 2015

Coolest Feature: Guru is one of the few brands still making titanium frames, which are lighter and stronger than nearly any material on the market. The inclusion of disk brakes in the Praemio-R line keeps an eye toward the future.
Santa Cruz Bronson CC XTR
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Cost: $11,099

Components: Shimano XTR/ENVE

Wheels: ENVE

Releases: Now

Coolest Features: The Bronson is a workhorse of the Santa Cruz mountain bike line. What we like most are the numerous options consumers have to customize the model. You can choose from different aluminum and carbon frame materials, a wide range of components, and various color schemes depending on your preference and budget.
Merckx Mournex 69
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Cost: $3,995

Components: Shimano Ultegra

Wheels: Fulcrum Racing 5

Releases: Now

Coolest Feature: The sportive model of the Merckx line, the new Mournex includes longer seat stays and headtube to make the bike more comfortable on distance rides.
Quintana Roo PR6
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Cost: $7,000

Components: Dura Ace

Wheels: Reynolds Strike

Releases: 2015

Coolest Feature: The Profile Design Aria aerobar system allows for 7.5mm of height adjust in the pads, and tons of extension length/canting options.
De Rosa Protos
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Information N/A.

Coolest Feature: Precision engineered with an expert blend of three carbon fiber weaves, the frameset boasts an outstanding stiffness-to-weight ratio for efficiency, climbing and sprinting ability.
Salsa Beargrease Carbon XX1 Fat Bike
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Cost: $5,599

Components: SRAM XX1

Wheels: Whiskey No. 9

Releases: Now

Coolest Feature: The second edition of the Beargrease is touted as being lighter and having better handling than the previous model.
Haibike XDuro Race Electric
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Cost: $6,700

Components: Shimano Ultegra

Wheels: Reynolds Assault SLG Releases: 2014

Coolest Feature: The Haibike is in a cateogry by itself. Most electronic assists bikes are made on cruiser frames with wide tires. The XDuro is one of the first to make an e-bike on a road frame.
Linus Roadster Classic
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Cost: $465

Components: Linus

Aluminum

Wheels: Linus Alloy

Releases: Now

Coolest Feature: The Linus is simplicity in a classic form. It's low maintenance and built to last.
Giant Defy Advanced SL 0
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Cost: $10,300

Components: Dura Ace Di2

Wheels: Zipp 202 Disc

Releases: 2015

Coolest Feature: The rounded tube shaping increases compliance and reduces fatigue on long rides. Also of note is the junction between the seatstays and seattube, which is lower and helps to absorb road shock and vibration.
BMC Fourstroke FS01
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Cost: $7,000

Components: SRAM XX1

Wheels: N/A

Releases: 2015

Coolest Feature: Designed as a cross-country bike, the Fourstroke has a long top tube (24 inches on a medium) for a roomy cockpit and short chainstays for better maneuverability.
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