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By Ben Delaney

Danny Summerhill and the rest of his Clif Bar team are on Salsa bikes and components this year.

Danny Summerhill and the rest of his Clif Bar team are on Salsa bikes and components this year.

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  • Danny Summerhill and the rest of his Clif Bar team are on Salsa bikes and components this year.
  • With team green Candy pedals to match.
  • SRAM parts were seemingly everywhere.
  • A straightforward Avid Shorty 6 brake.
  • And a high-zoot Dugast from Stu Thorne.
  • Ryan Trebon rides a 63cm frame.
  • With Dugast rubber on FSA’s deep-dish K-Force hoops.
  • Kore is a new sponsor for the Kona cross team with its wide cantilevers.
  • Trebon ran road brake carriers.
  • And FSA’s SLK carbon cranks.
  • Barry Wicks has an enclosed cable system.
  • And runs Swiss Stop pads on his Kore brakes.
  • Normally, bikes hang from the rack, with the rear wheel suspended by six inches or so. Trebon’s has to be leaned against the rail.
  • Ceramic bearing on Wicks’ rig.
  • Red levers, white covers.
  • Jesse Anthony’s got to keep the package looking good, after all.
  • A little cowbell never hurt anyone.
  • Although this Red kit looks like it was packed in a sniper-rifle box.
  • Tim Johnson keeps it light before the women’s pro race with his wife, Lyne Bessette.
  • A national champ kit is fine, but Katie Compton should be wearing the UCI points leader skinsuit. The UCI had yet to send it to her. “I don’t think they’ve ever had to mail one to the United States,” said Compton’s husband Mark.
  • You can take the girl out of the mountain biking, but you can’t take the mountain biking out of the girl.
  • Alison Sydor rocks the helmet visor.

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