Jens Voigt has been on the attack on this Madone 7-SeriesLaura Fletcher/Future Publishing
Voigt’s handlebar is a Bontrager Race Light alloy model, 44cm centre-to-centreLaura Fletcher/Future Publishing
There’s some space on the steerer to move up and downLaura Fletcher/Future Publishing
The Trek 7-Series Madone takes electronic shifting and brake cables into the chunky down tubeLaura Fletcher/Future Publishing
The 7-Series brakes – both front and back – depart from tradition. The fork blades are flattened just below the crown to take a Shimano Dura-Ace Dual Mount brakeLaura Fletcher/Future Publishing
The wheel choice is the versatile Bontrager Aeolus 5 – a 50mm carbon rimLaura Fletcher/Future Publishing
The hub shells are a carbon/aluminium mix; spokes and hub internals are DTLaura Fletcher/Future Publishing
Even the Bontrager Team Issue saddle’s rails had been given the painted treatment, with contrasts on the saddle and seatpost clampsLaura Fletcher/Future Publishing
A special detail of the RadioShack Leopard bikes is the elegant integrated number holder. This was attached before the frame was paintedLaura Fletcher/Future Publishing
Two Bontrager XXX bottle cages weighing 16g apieceLaura Fletcher/Future Publishing
RadioShack Leopard Trek, as an SRM- and Shimano-sponsored squad, were using the new SRM 11-speed cranks that emerged at the 2013 TourLaura Fletcher/Future Publishing
Voigt’s bike was fitted with a standard 11-25 cassette and a Dura-Ace CN9000 chainLaura Fletcher/Future Publishing
Mechanics had done a tidy job of keeping the external Di2 cabling as neat as possibleLaura Fletcher/Future Publishing
Riders and mechanics alike have been complimenting the new Schwalbe One tyres released at the start of the Tour. RadioShack Leopard Trek were using 24mm-width versionsLaura Fletcher/Future Publishing
The Project One paintwork creates a neat finish around the seatstay clusterLaura Fletcher/Future Publishing
Where most chain catchers are an appendage fixed under the front derailleur, the 7-Series version is integrated into the frameLaura Fletcher/Future Publishing