Image 1 of 19 The full view of Contador's pink bike. (Image credit: BreakThrough Media) Image 2 of 19 Alberto Contador hops on a different kind of two-wheeler before the start of stage 21. (Image credit: BreakThrough Media) Image 3 of 19 Contador's stage notes are taped to his stem. (Image credit: ©BrakeThroughMedia) Image 4 of 19 Another nice detail from Contador's S-Works. (Image credit: ©BrakeThroughMedia) Image 5 of 19 The custom black and pink paint made a striking ride for the final stage. (Image credit: BreakThrough Media) Image 6 of 19 The Tinkoff-Saxo team badge is proudly displayed on the seat tube. (Image credit: BreakThrough Media) Image 7 of 19 The Roval wheels also got the custom treatment. (Image credit: ©BrakeThroughMedia) Image 8 of 19 No details was overlooked for Contador's custom ride. (Image credit: ©BrakeThroughMedia) Image 9 of 19 The Contador bike cockpit. (Image credit: ©BrakeThroughMedia) Image 10 of 19 The rest of the team had pink bar tape as well. (Image credit: BreakThrough Media) Image 11 of 19 The chain stays were three-toned pink, black and white. (Image credit: ©BrakeThroughMedia) Image 12 of 19 Contador's #201 plate made it through the race in good condition. (Image credit: ©BrakeThroughMedia) Image 13 of 19 More custom paint scheme on Contador's bike. (Image credit: ©BrakeThroughMedia) Image 14 of 19 The Alberto Contador name badge is prominently displayed. (Image credit: ©BrakeThroughMedia) Image 15 of 19 Alberto Contador rides the S-Works Tarmac. (Image credit: ©BrakeThroughMedia) Image 16 of 19 The final 2015 Giro d'Italia overall podium: Fabio Aru, Alberto Contador and Mikel Landa. (Image credit: ©BrakeThroughMedia) Image 17 of 19 Race ready. (Image credit: ©BrakeThroughMedia) Image 18 of 19 Alberto Contador hops on a different kind of two-wheeler before the start of stage 21. (Image credit: ©BrakeThroughMedia) Image 19 of 19 Alberto Contador waits for the start of the final stage. (Image credit: ©BrakeThroughMedia) After three weeks of gruelling but utterly enthralling racing Alberto Contador rolled into Milan on Sunday to claim the 2015 Giro d'Italia . The final maglia rosa was his but so was a pink bike to match his jersey with Specialized providing him with a limited edition version of their Tarmac AC'15.
The bike uses a K-Force Light crankset, Shimano shifters and derailleurs and Specialized's own Roval wheels as per Contador’s standard 2015 build but his Giro winning machine has a colour scheme takeover to match the Italian race.
Watch our video of Alberto Contador's race bike from the start of the Giro d'Italia.
