Feel free to ask questions in the comments. Ari and I will do our best to get you answers. In the meantime, enjoy the image show and thanks for reading Guitar Ted Productions!
Also, look for the report from Ari and more images in the following post for today, (which may appear ahead of this post if you are checking out the blog on your PC.)
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| Alloy Giant bike without drive train or brakes. |
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| Bike Rags Apparel is an Iowa based company |
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| A rare and expensive Colnago gravel bike. |
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| Billy Flamingo is a fat bike tire and accessory company from Alaska. This is the 27.5 "Quill Pig" |
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| Billy Flamingo only offers 27.5" fat bike tires currently. |
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| The company also offers studs in different anodized colors along with a studding tool. |
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| Kenda isn't at the top of most folks gravel tire desires. Kenda hopes to change that with the Crusher. |
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| Here's the Crusher in a black wall version. |
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| A close up of the Kenda Alluvium Pro gravel tire. |
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| Kenda makes several "e-Fat tires" for various electric bike applications, |
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| Kinekt was there at CABDA showing their vibration absorbing stems and seat posts. |
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| Pedros makes several tools which are mechanic favorites. |
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| A good looking Sage Titanium Storm King with a suspension fork. |
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| The only 32"er at CABDA was this SE Bikes "Colossal Ripper". Aptly named! |
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| Stans on tap? I'll pass.... |
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| You may know Thomson for components like stems and seat posts. But did you know they have bicycles too? |
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| This MTB hardtail is decked out in Thomson components. |
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| This track bike is pretty awesome looking. |
Well, that will be it for this photo dump from the 2026 CABDA show in Chicago. Thanks once again to Ari Andonopoulos for his time and energy in providing this content for Guitar Ted Productions.
Look for the report from Ari and more images here as well.
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