Bikes of the 2016 WorldTour, see them hereDavid Rome / Immediate Media
Movistar continue with Canyon and Campagnolo. Power2Max supplies the power metersDavid Rome / Immediate Media
The bikes of FDJ look rather unchanged from last year, here’s the Lapierre Aircode SLDavid Rome / Immediate Media
Cannondale Pro Cycling are on the recently updated SuperSix EvoDavid Rome / Immediate Media
Swiss team IAM Cycling Scott are now using Syncros components in place of last year’s Ritchey. Here’s the new Foil team bikeDavid Rome / Immediate Media
Ag2r on the Focus Izalco Max get new colours and SRAM eTap shiftingDavid Rome / Immediate Media
Riding celeste Bianchi’s is the Dutch team LottoNL-JumboDavid Rome / Immediate Media
Plenty of changes here, Katusha move to SRAM, Zipp and Continental for 2016David Rome / Immediate Media
Ridley gets some nice new paint and a change of saddle sponsor, now Selle ItaliaDavid Rome / Immediate Media
Giant-Alpecin get slightly revised graphics for 2016. Here’s the new TCR Advanced SL team bikeDavid Rome / Immediate Media
Astana has a slight change in crank, moving to Campagnolo/SRM from S-Works/SRMDavid Rome / Immediate Media
Hard to tell, BMC has revised its graphics for 2016. Otherwise it’s the same proven setupDavid Rome / Immediate Media
First year in the WorldTour, DimensionData are now on Enve cockpit componentsDavid Rome / Immediate Media
We’re meant to be impartial, but we can’t help it, we like this. Tinkoff in new coloursDavid Rome / Immediate Media
Adam Blythe of Tinkoff was the exception, riding this new Venge Vias in blackDavid Rome / Immediate Media
Not the team colours, here’s Peter Kennaugh national champion coloursDavid Rome / Immediate Media
for 2016, Etixx-Quick Step will be riding Shimano Dura-Ace groups instead of the last year’s rumoured FSADavid Rome / Immediate Media
The Trek-Segafredo team are using a range of special Project-One bikes. Here’s an example of the standard team bike for 2016, belonging to recently crowned Australian National champion – Jack BobridgeDavid Rome / Immediate Media
Team Sky has new colours, as seen on this 2016 Pinarello F8David Rome / Immediate Media