Cinelli's RAM LEOPARD integrated handlebar weighs just 400 grams but it's the paint job that reminds you you're faster-fast like cat.

Clif founder and owner, Gary Erickson, signs and sells his new book, "Raising The Bar", the story of Clif Bar Inc.

For at least the last two years, Clif used table-top shuffleboard to test attendees skills and award prizes. This year, they went with a blackjack table that didn't seem to capture quite the same level of interest.

This isn't Gary Erickson, it's Levi Lepheimer, Rabobank, signing autographs

Interbike has a large BMX crowd and area for vendors to show their wares. Here people gather at the TIPPLUSBMX booth to watch the latest tricks and digs video

More people gather around a vendor's booth for a chance to catch a flying t-shirt.

I, Anthony Morrow, take time to say hello to the man with the legendary voice, Phil Liggett.

"Hey, I think that's Paola Pezzo."

Sure enough, it was. We asked for a quick photo and she was happy to oblige. "Lookin' good!" Thanks, Paola.

Frankie Andreau passes through the hall.

Our award for "Biggest Line To Get An Autograph" goes to Floyd Landis. This Postie had a line at least 30 minutes long, circling the entire CycleOps booth, and growing fast once he sat down and started greeting the fans.

"Fast Freddie" Fred Rodgriguez, 3-Time US PRO Champion, Petacchi slayer, and cool as ever, posed for us in between signing autographs at the Velomax--er--Easton booth.

George Hincapie, US Postal, and amigo Tony Kanaan, IRL (Indy Racing League) driver for team 7-Eleven. George's accomplishments are pretty well know for the cycling crowd but I had to look up Tony 'cause I'm not a big motor-sport fan. Turns out, Tony isn't just a driver, he's the IRL 2004 Series Champion!. Tony clinched his title just three days before by placing 2nd in the race at California Speedway in Fontana, CA. What's he doing at Interbike? Aside from appearing to be a friend of George, Tony's bio says he's an accomplished triathelete, so he definitely has an appreciation for bicycles and speed.

Nearly everything imagineable was being made out of carbon fiber, but cruiser-style bikes were also a rage. Here's a photo of one by Nirve we thought interesting enough to share.