Photos: Day One From Eurobike

Vision's Metron Disc is a thin carbon cover bonded to a 90mm deep-section rim measuring just 20mm across. The cover is vert lenticular, stretching all the way to the end of the hub on the non-drive side, shown here.

Selle Italia's Monolink seatpost can be flipped around backward, creating a forward offset post. It's a simple and effective way to make a road bike more tri-friendly.

Pro also has a new wide lenticular disc.

Sidi's Wire Carbon Vernice uses a Boa-like spinning buckle system to tighten the major strap on top of the foot.

Like running shoes did a few years ago, cycling shoes are starting to come in flashy neon colors. It's a welcome change from white, black and red.

Perforated upper on Sidi's T3 Carbon triathlon shoe to increase ventilation through the impermeable upper material.

Bont also has brightly colored Vaypor road shoes, but the tri versions aren't up to date yet.

Vittoria has come out with a new tri shoe, the THL EVO. The inner liner is very soft and plush.

Only a single strap on Vittoria's tri shoe.

The BH Aerolight tri bike.

Pro has aero tri hydration, the AeroFuel bottle that mounts low between the aerobars.

Hed Stinger 5 aero wheels with disc rotors mounted to the hubs. Currently for cyclocross, but may soon be a part of more road bikes as well.

It's far from a necessity, but KCNC's 15-tooth derailleur pulleys look amazing, and might save a fraction of a watt of bearing friction since they spin slower than a standard 11-tooth pulley.