Gallery: Eurobike 2011: BMC Enter 29er Market With Two Models For 2012

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Eurobike 2011: BMC enter 29er market with two models for 2012

The new BMC TeamElite TE29 29er hardtail uses a triple-butted alloy frame and hydroformed tubing

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BMC have retained their distinctive shapes on the new TeamElite TE29

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BMC haves added a new full-suspension 29er for 2012 called the SpeedFox SF29

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BMC include post mount rear brake tabs on the SpeedFox SF29

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BMC use their proven APS rear suspension design for the new SpeedFox SF29

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The upper link on the new BMC SpeedFox SF29 is a stout aluminum unit made of two halves welded together

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Cadel Evans' (BMC) Tour de France-winning BMC TeamMachine SLR01 was proudly on display at Eurobike

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Cadel Evans (BMC) got the full yellow treatment on this custom TeamMachine SLR01

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More yellow is found on the custom Fi'zi:k saddle and pinstriped seatpost

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Reducer cups convert the BMC TeamMachine SLR01's stock BB30 shell for use with Shimano's press-fit cups

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Titanium bolts hold the water bottle cages in place on Cadel Evans' (BMC) BMC TeamMachine SLR01

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The BMC TeamMachine SLR01 is carried over for 2012

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BMC's RaceMachine RM01 is unchanged for 2012

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BMC launched their striking new TimeMachine TM01 earlier this summer and Cadel Evans used it on the way to winning his first Tour de France

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The external-steerer fork on the new BMC TimeMachine TM01 allows for a very narrow front end that doesn't sacrifice handling precision

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The front brake is hidden inside the fork crown on BMC's TimeMachine TM01

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Rear-entry dropouts and threaded adjusters on the BMC TimeMachine TM01 allow for precise wheel positioning

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Triathletes will likely find some appeal in the new BMC TimeMachine TM01, which uses the same main frame shape as the top-end TM01 but a more conventional fork setup and a taller bar position

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