Features Road Superfast, but carrying a one-way ticket to nowhere By James Huang published 28 July 2007 Team Astana rider Paolo Savoldelli's BMC TT01 Time Machine doesn't travel through time like the... Comments Image 1 of 6The fully integrated seat postA unique handlebar clampThe deep-section seat tubeThe unique Aero Hinge designAdjustable horizontal carbon fiber dropoutsThe deep-section seat tubePro Bikes, July 28, 2007Paolo Savoldelli's Astana BMC TT01 Time MachineGet The Leadout NewsletterThe latest race content, interviews, features, reviews and expert buying guides, direct to your inbox!Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors James HuangSocial Links Navigation LatestTaco van der Hoorn inks two-year extension with Intermarché-WantyLauren De Crescenzo: Team Amani women gravel riders 'redefine what’s possible' in AfricaTadej Pogačar's training: What sessions does the three-time Tour de France champion do?See more latest ► Most PopularThe perfect Christmas gifts for the cyclist in your life‘I can’t lose that aggressivity’ - Ben O’Connor changes teams but keeps his racing styleGolden beginnings – How Pinarello’s Dogma XC HT rose to the top of cross-country mountain biking'If you want to win races, you've got to beat Pogačar and Evenepoel' - Ben Healy on the art of the breakaway specialist'Release your data' - Greg LeMond on transparency, skepticism and the new era of cyclingPredictive nutrition and mathematic modelling - How AI is changing the WorldTour pelotonSubscribe to Cyclingnews for unlimited access to our coverage of the season-opening 2025 Tour Down Under‘I know my potential’ - Biniam Girmay surveys the repaved road aheadFuture stars of the WorldTour – The neo-pros to watch in 2025Wind tunnel tested: 18 road bike wheelsets go head to head'Going with these steps of the younger generation' – The challenges that keep Primož Roglič chasing
