Tireflys, in addition to giving out flashing samples of their bright motion-activated LED valve stem lights, showed off a nice, shiny automobile decked out with the company name, neon lights, and premium sound system.

Tireflys' valve stem lights are excellent for night riding. I use them on my road bike, especially now since the time change. Thought they're made to screw on schrader valve stem, I found you can use a presta valve cap with the tip cut off as an adapter.

Jimena Florit, 2004 U.S. Mountain Bike Olympic Team member autographs photos at the Kenda booth.

Three big-muscled show folk flex for the camera in front of the Yakima booth.

Brave Soldier is known for their cyclist-friendly skin care products like road rash ointment, shaving cream, and gel. At Interbike, they displayed carbon fiber and titanium razors in several colors and styles to match your taste.

We liked them a lot and were even considering buying one but were slowed to action when the Brave Soldier rep said they go for upwards of $100.

Brad Foley takes time from his busy editorial schedule for a snapshot with the COMPEX Muscle Stimulator girls.

Our assessment is the COMPEX Muscle Stimulator girls work, getting quick, though minor results from Brad.

Brad continued his stimulation at the Specialized booth where he joined Lauren Franges and Gina Grain of Specialized-sponsored Victory Brewing Company Cycling Team.

Once we finally tore ourselves away from Lauren and Gina, we noticed Specialized's 2005 sunglasses.

Gilberto Simoni, Saeco team member and two-time Giro d'Italia Champion, gives fans a treat by posing for photos in the Cannondale booth.

"Hey Tink, wanna buy a really cool mountain bike on the cheap?"

Brad posed with Tinker Juarez in the NiteRider booth as we talked with him and his mom, Rose, about living and riding in SoCal. We had to ask how Tink was doing since the crappy incident where his bike and cell phone were stolen at gunpoint. Tink said he was doing much better and has since replaced both items. We're glad to see a smile on this legend's face.

Julio Flores snaps photos for CBR editorial content.

Lance Armstrong's image was everywhere at the show but he wasn't any bigger than here at the Trek booth. This display featured a gigantic Lance backdrop (in victory pose, of course) fronted by an "Armstrong" limited edition Madone SL. The bike features gold leaf carbon fiber panel accents on the tubing , as ridden by Lance on the Champs-Elysées for his 2004 Tour victory. The bike also has yellow highlights all around and Bontrager wheels with yellow composite spokes.

Accompanying the golden Madone was a signed lithograph and certificate of authenticity. This certificate and bike are 1 of 600.