Greipel’s green Ridley, SRAM electronic and more at the Tour Heaps of fresh gear — and a stuffed sheep — from stage 3 of the Tour de France Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on Whatsapp Share on Reddit Email to a friend By Tom Ballard Published: July 6, 2015 at 3:05 pm Andre Greipel’s victory on stage 2 meant the green jersey. Ridley supplied the German with a matching Noah SL Tom Ballard / Immediate Media SRM has a selection of colours to match Grand Tour jerseys Tom Ballard / Immediate Media Greipel can proudly ride his green machine while he holds the jersey. Will he sew up that competition this year? Tom Ballard / Immediate Media Every day of the Tour starts with a seemingly endless procession of bike-topped team cars and tinted-glass buses Tom Ballard / Immediate Media Teams are still experimenting with different positioning set-ups for the new GPS units Tom Ballard / Immediate Media We know a few roadies who would love a set-up like this, and the bus to put it in Tom Ballard / Immediate Media Cannondale-Garmin has a stock of Kurt Kinetic trainers ready Tom Ballard / Immediate Media Andrew Talansky’s back-up bike is one of the prototype versions of the new Super Six Evo Tom Ballard / Immediate Media Here’s the team leader’s main bike, with full paint detailing Tom Ballard / Immediate Media Rui Costa has chosen the ultra light Merida Scultura rather than the more aerodynamic Reacto Tom Ballard / Immediate Media
