Pro Bikes of the Tour de France 2015 | Cycling Weekly

We take oyu through which bikes the pros will be riding in the 2015 Tour de France
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[Applause] [Music] the focus is zco Max the lightweight focus is Alco Max is the weapon of choice for ag2 and mondal a classic looking frame with round tube profiles and one of the few Pro Bikes to still feature external cable rooting something that team mechanics love having been La in development expect to see the team using sram’s new wireless El ronic group set the canyon ultimate CF SLX the new Canyon ultimate is more aerodynamic and comfortable than the previous version with the frame weighing just 780 G for a size 56 it will be the bike of choice for MV star’s 25-year-old Colombian climbing sensation nairo Quintana meaning it stands a strong chance of taking the yellow Jersey the lapier zelus SL the spel zelus SL will be the climbing bike of CH for the French fdj team the zelus is specially engineered to have a lower center of gravity with most of the mass in the bottom of the frame this is designed to improve cornering and out of the saddle efforts the zelas also features distinctive Wishbone like seat St to improve comfort and reduce weight the pinell Dogma f8 equally at home on the climes and the flats Sky will once again be armed with the aerodynamic pinell Dogma f8 which remains unchanged from last year famously developed in conjunction with Jaguar Land Rover The f8 Remains one of the most desirable bikes in the world and is now race proven the specialized s Works tarmac the first of two specialized bikes on our list is the weapon of choice for both Vincenzo nibbi and Alberto contador it may not be the lightest bike or the most aerodynamic but no one can question the TX dominating palarz which includes a World Championship every Grand Tour and monuments known for its superb handling we think a podium in Paris for the TAC is a solid bet the new Scott foil the original Scott foil is one of the lightest aerob bikes in the Pro pelaton and was ridden by I Am pro cycling and Orica green Edge the new version was first spotted being ridden by Michael alberini at the recent tour to Swiss while details are yet to be released at the time of making this video the new bike certainly looks fast and superb the marid sko chur the featherweight Marita sko chur was released just before this year’s Euro daala where it immediately went on to win stage five while it’s ridden by Yan palank claiming to be the lightest production bike in the world Marita has also worked hard to improve its aerodynamics through the use of Cam tail tube profiles the bottom bracket mounted rear brake also allows more seat stay Flex improving Comfort the Ridley fenex SL prior to its official release Lotto sudal was spotted riding the new Fenix and the spring Classics although Lotto also have the lightweight helium and aerodynamic noer at their disposal the fenex has quickly become their favorite owing to its stiffness stability and comfort characteristics expect to see Andre GLE on board the fenex the new specialized s Works venge recently spotted being ridden by Mark Cavendish and Peter Sagan at the recent tour to Swiss the radical new venge looks rapid with a claimed weight of 1,150 G for a size 54 cm frame the new venge certainly isn’t light but it is claimed to be a whopping 1 minute faster over a 40 km time trial than the previous venge and finally the new Tre Mone another bike that has been released just before the tour the new Mone looks splendent in the red Livery of tre Factory racing the new bar bike also features an ISO speed decoupler between the seat and seat St Junction similar to that found in the de man this is designed to increase comfort so we wait to see if the team choose to ride this bike for the cobbles of stage [Applause] 5