Larry Warbasse’s 3T Strada in custom colours for US national champion — gallery Stars and stripes design on 1x drivetrain, disc brake frameset Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on Whatsapp Share on Reddit Email to a friend By Josh Evans Published: June 20, 2018 at 5:00 pm Larry Warbasse’s 3T Strada in custom colours for the US national road race champion Josh Evans/Immediate Media Disc brakes result in neat looking carbon rims, with full stickers and no brake track Josh Evans/Immediate Media A look at the fork thru-axles, also note the decals denoting CeramicSpeed wheel bearings Josh Evans/Immediate Media Larry Warbasse runs Speedplay pedals Josh Evans/Immediate Media Warbasse runs a 130mm alloy stem Josh Evans/Immediate Media A look at the aero front profile of the 3T Strada Josh Evans/Immediate Media The US flag also features on the inside of the fork legs Josh Evans/Immediate Media A closer look at the custom detailing around Warbasse’s bottom bracket Josh Evans/Immediate Media Aqua Blue Sport opts for Elite Vico Carbon bottle cages Josh Evans/Immediate Media Larry Warbasse runs a brightly coloured Selle San Marco Shortfit saddle Josh Evans/Immediate Media Tiny star/stripe detailing features to the rear of the seat tube Josh Evans/Immediate Media Aqua Blue Sport celebrates its Irish heritage with a shamrock on the top tube Josh Evans/Immediate Media The main area of custom design for Warbasse’s bike is around the bottom bracket area Josh Evans/Immediate Media The team pairs its bikes with SRAM Force HRD shift/brake levers Josh Evans/Immediate Media The team uses SRAM Force 1 mechanical rear derailleurs, with a clutch system to prevent chain slack Josh Evans/Immediate Media Aqua Blue Sport uses tyres from Pirelli Josh Evans/Immediate Media The 3T Strada frameset has a seat tube which hugs the rear wheel for improved aerodynamics Josh Evans/Immediate Media The race bikes have become known for their unusual 1x drivetrain and disc brake only option Josh Evans/Immediate Media SRAM provides the team with drivetrain components, including power meters from Quarq Josh Evans/Immediate Media
