Another round of randoms from the Nangang Exhibition centre.

Fibre spokes, new tools, wireless shifting conversion kits and more from the Taipei Show.

The Taipei Cycle Show attracts exhibitors from all corners of the bike industry and there's a fair helping of strange products in the mix. Here are five of the most out there bikes we've seen in the Nangang halls.

Nothing to see here, just coating the teeth of a carbon chainring with powdered metal.

Each half of the two-piece arms are glued together.

The Motion Engineering says their shock is able to tell the difference between impacts that need damping and those that need the shock to move as freely as possible.

Mercury says that it "absorbs like Kevlar on steroids" and can resist a double impact of 120 joules but they flat out won't tell us what it is, meet Fiber X.

New pedals from VP, Funn, Xpedo and Da Bomb.

Here's proof you can have too much of a good thing

Suntour's Aion fork gets a new PCS damper, Jagwire's Pro Dropper Cable Kit makes more sense than it sounds like, and an anti-lock gizmo for your brakes.

Desperate to ditch the cable but strapped for cash?

Superlight components from Austrian brand Now8

Can't make it to Taiwan? Follow Levy on a two-wheeled tour of the Taipei Cycle Show to see what's new and interesting.

Need all the cogs? S-Ride's drivetrain might be just the ticket.

Two brake options from Rever that won't break the bank.

Air Fōm's modular tire insert ditches air for a flat-free ride.

Never heard of TOR? Me neither, but the new company has some neat products that set them apart from the crowd.