Big watts, little bike — Andre Greipel’s Ridley Noah SL The bike that won the first stage of the Tour Down Under Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on Whatsapp Share on Reddit Email to a friend By Colin Levitch Published: January 16, 2018 at 9:30 am It’s no surprise to see Andre Greipel opt for the Ridley Noah SL over the Helium SLX Colin Levitch / Immediate Media As far as custom bikes go, Andre Greipel’s is pretty tame Colin Levitch / Immediate Media The fork on Greipel’s race bike isn’t the brand’s F-split fork Colin Levitch / Immediate Media We’d guess this Super Record EPS derailleur spends a lot of time in the 11t cog Colin Levitch / Immediate Media Greipel’s SRM sure got a workout on the final sprint of Stage 1 at the Tour Down Under Colin Levitch / Immediate Media A Super Record EPS front derailleur takes care of the front shifting Colin Levitch / Immediate Media Greipel runs a 140mm stem Colin Levitch / Immediate Media A SRM PC8 keeps track of the Gorilla’s watts Colin Levitch / Immediate Media The Ridley Noah SL doesn’t have any hidden or aero brakes, just standard Campy Super Record stoppers Colin Levitch / Immediate Media
