Ergo Control Bar Ends are a new kind of bar ends that deliver excellent leverage and control. The dual desity molded construction combines an aluminum skeleton, resin exoskeleton, and hard rubber covering.

The ergonomic grip fits your hand naturally and aligns your weight over the center of the bars.

The Cloud Nine rear shock from Cane Creek uses air as its medium. It is able to achieve progressive suspension performance by manipulating the air pressure and flow through the speed sensitive valving.

A negative spring helps negate stiction and makes the compression and damping smoth. The shocks are tunable for the bike, conditions, and weight of the rider.

Compression and rebound adjustment controls are easily accecible from the side of the shock. A new "Rapid Compression Adjuster" (RCA) allows the shock to go to the firmest damping position with a push of the button.

The Cloud Nine will be OEM on some Fisher models and they have a shock that will fit most bikes.

The weight of the shock is 230 grams.

The Speedbar Clip-On bars are new for 2002. Speedbars give the rider more control so are safer than over the bar designs. The lower postion allows for greater aerodynamics over conventional bars and it helps reduce fatigue on the lower back. They are USCF legal and weigh 209 grams.

The Integrated System uses no cups. The IS bearings rest inside the head tube of the frame. It is only compatible with specially machined head tubes manufactured to the Cane Creek IS standard.