Nacer Bouhanni’s Orbea OrcaJosh Evans / Immediate Media
Bouhanni opts for an 11-28 Shimano Ultegra cassetteJosh Evans / Immediate Media
53/39 chainrings up front and a FSA K-Force Light crankset for the FrenchmanJosh Evans / Immediate Media
Cofidis’ team bikes are equipped with Look pedalsJosh Evans / Immediate Media
The blacked out bike features a svelte carbon race number holderJosh Evans / Immediate Media
Simple solutions: a red spoke helps to locate the tubular valve, while electrical tape prevents rattling on the rimJosh Evans / Immediate Media
Bouhanni runs 55mm Vision Metron wheelsJosh Evans / Immediate Media
The blacked-out Prologo Nago Evo saddle is set back on the FSA K-Force seat postJosh Evans / Immediate Media
This version of the Orbea Orca was launched late last year and focusses on stiffness and weight savings rather than aerodynamic abilityJosh Evans / Immediate Media
Bouhanni has his logo on the integrated handlebarsJosh Evans / Immediate Media
Initials on the forks and Campagnolo carbon brake padsJosh Evans / Immediate Media
A closer look at the Vision wheelsJosh Evans / Immediate Media
An understated and blacked-out custom bike for BouhanniJosh Evans / Immediate Media
The Orbea is equipped with Shimano Dura-Ace 9070 levers and mechsJosh Evans / Immediate Media
The low profile Vision Metron integrated handlebar and stem are designed to provide stiffness and aerodynamic performanceJosh Evans / Immediate Media
The handlebars remain untaped on the tops of the barJosh Evans / Immediate Media
The Kenda SC tubular tyres are not available commerciallyJosh Evans / Immediate Media
A closer look at the front hub and fork dropoutsJosh Evans / Immediate Media
Bouhanni’s gear and brake cables are kept together neatly with a Jagwire Road Elite Link cable systemJosh Evans / Immediate Media
FSA’s SL-K brakes have a dual pivot designJosh Evans / Immediate Media
The Vision Metron handlebars are paired with Prologo handlebar tapeJosh Evans / Immediate Media
No sprint shifters on the drops or other trickery for Nacer BouhanniJosh Evans / Immediate Media
Nacer Bouhanni lined up for Scheldeprijs this week alongside his Cofidis teammates and a stellar selection of sprinters. Marcel Kittel took victory for the fifth time at the race, while Olympic Omnium Champion Elia Viviani placed second with Bouhanni completing the podium in a reduced peloton following a late crash.
