Bike for my first IM

[tarz]

I know i've seen the actual saxo bank tt bikes with the red brake calipers.
Is this one of the actual bikes one of the guys on the team used in previous years?

[eigner]

I bought it secondhand, but it looks absolutely stunning. Its really well taken care of with only minor scratches in the clear coat.

I believe its Saxobank team issued as the frame has been modified to be legal for racing. The little fins behind the front wheel has been removed. I don't think the average AG triathlete/TT rider would do that to such an expencive frame.

[MrIzoard]

Wow!

Really nice bike you got there!

//Ulf L.

[Powerful Pete]

I had missed it first time around. Very nice and aggressive... tell us more about the ride!

[Klontje]

*f##k* love it!

[eigner]

A few new pictures. We all love pictures, right?

[NapD]

I'd like a Transition but they don't work with the disc covers for my Powertap Wheel.

[eigner]

Really? That sucks:/

[eigner]

[BmanX]

The aerobar upgrade is very well done. Much better than the last set up.

[SaXoB]

that bike is looking like a plane.
Well done and best of luck for IM

[yongkun]

slack cable at downtube = not aerodynamic!

[kikkie]

Like the new handlebars, stunning bike!

[Discoverspeed]

Looks like flying standing still!

Super attention to details. Love the front center pull brakes - very neat and perhaps shaves some grams off aerodynamic drag compared to conventional brakes. The Virtue aero bottle is certainly made out for this bike - it is an aerodynamic fairing. The bottle fits very well too for other TT bikes.

[eigner]

Thought I'd just add that it has been put to use



It's from my first 70.3 race earlier this year. I went with a single down tube bottle and just grabbed new bottles on the course. Worked fine.