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Although we caught a first look yesterday of Scott Sports' 2016 Addict CX 10, Sea Otter officially got underway today, with companies like Trek, Jamis, Open and Ritchey showing off some of their latest products in the world of cyclocross and gravel.

Open Cycles, owned by Cervelo founder Gérard Vroomen, is releasing their first cyclocross / gravel / adventure model, the U.P. (Unbeaten Path) which offers some serious tire clearance and asymmetric chainstays. It's showing two colors: brown and orange, and asking cyclists to vote on the final choice. We're thinking our readers will prefer the CXM orange. Vote here.

Trek is preparing for the future of cyclocross. Their showing at Sea Otter might not have been the unveiling of forward looking technology to the scale of the Boone, but they certainly had future cyclocross riders in mind with their newest KRX 26'' cantilever bike and Superfly 16. The company now has options for children of all sizes to try out cyclocross, perhaps with just a change of tires.

While Jamis showed off their carbon fiber gravel bike, the Renegade Pro, at InterBike 2014, at Sea Otter, they released the details of the Renegade's steel cousins, the Renegade Exploit and the Renegade Expat, with a TBD on the price, but a release date before next September.

Use the slider below to scroll through the images and see more details below, and be sure to stay tuned for all the 2015 Sea Otter Classic bike and gear at cxmagazine.com.

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Open Cycle was created by the co-founder of Cervelo, Gérard Vroomen. As shown above, the color choices are not set by the company, but voted on. © Cyclocross Magazine

Open Cycle was created by the co-founder of Cervelo, Gérard Vroomen. As shown above, the color choices are not set by the company, but voted on. This full build weighs out at 18.36 pounds without pedals. Frame is 1150 grams. © Cyclocross Magazine

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