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Caisse d'Epargne is riding these Pinarello Dogma 60.1s in this year's Tour de France.
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Fuji's parent company also owns Oval Concepts so it's no surprise to see team bikes so-equipped.
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Samuel Sanchez (Euskaltel-Euskadi) also gets a special gold seatpost collar.
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Euskaltel-Euskadi captain Samuel Sanchez gets a touch of gold on his Orbea Orca to celebrate his Olympic gold medal.
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Euskaltel-Euskadi's Orbea Orcas get dedicated internal routing for the team's Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 electronic groups.
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The latest Orbea Orca again features a tapered front end.
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Euskaltel-Euskadi gets new Orbea Orcas for this year's Tour de France.
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As part of Orbea's new 'Attraction' tube shaping methodology, the chain stays get a distinct kink as they make their way to the dropouts.
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Tucked behind the Euskaltel-Euskadi Orbea Orca's Shimano Dura-Ace cranks are FSA ceramic bottom brackets.
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The slightly kinked top tube carries on Look's recent design language.
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Shifting a crescent-shaped wedge either ahead or behind the bar allows for 10mm of reach adjustment.
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The Look 695's C-Post is adjustable in both length and angle.
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The new Look 695 uses the company's long-running E-Post integrated seatpost design.
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Orbea's latest Orca gets newly teardrop-shaped tube profiles.
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Orbea claims the kinked and twisted seat stays help attenuate road vibration.
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Euskaltel-Euskadi has opted for the Monolink version of the proprietary Orbea carbon post to work with the team's new Selle Italia saddles.
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Topping the Ritchey heads are Selle SMP Evolution saddles.
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The deep-section seat tubes feature integrated masts.
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Footon-Servetto's Fuji SSTs are hard to miss with their gleaming gold paint jobs.
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Footon-Servetto bikes use a variety of Reynolds carbon wheels.
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The chunky two-piece aluminum dropouts provide the anchor point for the SRAM Red rear derailleur.
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Footon-Servetto team bikes are fitted with Rotor Agilis cranks and elliptical Q-Rings.
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Footon-Servetto goes for gold with these Wippermann Connex chains.
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A pair of Elite cages are bolted to Footon-Servetto's Fuji SSTs.
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Magnesium TRP R970 dual-pivot brake calipers are fitted with carbon-specific pads.
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The chunky Fuji SST bottom bracket is designed around BB86 press-fit cups.
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Footon-Servetto's Oval Concepts bars are covered in bright gold tape.
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Look's latest Zed 2 crankarms offer adjustable effective crankarm length like the original Zed but now accommodates any threaded pedal.
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Cofidis's FSA wheels rotate on ceramic bearings.
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The Pinarello Onda FPX fork is unmistakably curvy.
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"He who is, is. He who is not, seeks (or perseveres)."
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Bolted to the rear of the Caisse d'Epargne team bikes is a Campagnolo Super Record rear derailleur.
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A custom chain watcher is mounted in conjunction with the Campagnolo Super Record front derailleur.
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Caisse d'Epargne team bikes are equipped with Campagnolo Record cranks and Look pedals.
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Elite carbon cages hold on to the Caisse d'Epargne bottles.
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The externally routed derailleur cables run through a dedicated bottom bracket guide.
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Caisse d'Epargne team bikes get color-matched Campagnolo brakes.
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Caisse d'Epargne bikes are fitted with Pinarello's MOst Talon integrated carbon fiber bar and stem.
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Tidy housing guides beneath the MOst Talon integrated bars keep the lines in place without the need for bar tape.
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Shiny!
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Campagnolo's Super Record rear derailleur is fitted with ceramic pulley bearings.
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Caisse d'Epargne is using Selle Italia saddles.
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The tapered steerer tube terminates in Look's new Head Fit 3 headset system.
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Cofidis riders are mostly on the new Look 695 at this year's Tour de France.
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Cofidis's new Look 695 bikes have a more thoroughly integrated front end than before.
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A Shimano Dura-Ace 7900 rear derailleur is bolted to the Look 695's replaceable hanger.
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One of the defining features of the Cofidis Look 695 is the ultralight Zed 2 crankset.
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The 'BB65' badging on the Cofidis Look 695 is a bit of a misnomer as it refers to the bearing's outer diameter, not the spindle size. Still, the roughly 50mm carbon spindle is about 66 percent bigger than a BB30 one.
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The new Look 695 machines of the Cofidis team feature modular monocoque construction.
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Cofidis riders have their choice of various FSA bar bends.
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Caisse d'Epargne rides on Campagnolo wheels wrapped with Continental tubulars.
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Pinarello says the wavy stays on the Caisse d'Epargne team Dogmas lend a more refined ride quality.
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Caisse d'Epargne team leader Luis-Leon Sanchez gets these Spanish-themed Pinarello Dogma.
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Fuji-Servetto's Reynolds rims are wrapped with Challenge tires.
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