Tiffany Cromwell’s 2016 Canyon Ultimate CF SLX with SRAM eTap. The bike of the new Canyon//SRAM Pro Cycling teamDavid Rome / Immediate Media
The lack of gear cables or wires makes it easy to spot SRAM’s new wireless eTap groupsetDavid Rome / Immediate Media
The SRAM eTap front derailleur is a little bulky, but impressive given it holds the same battery type as the rear derailleurDavid Rome / Immediate Media
A look at the new SRAM eTap rear derailleur. It’s 11-speed and works with the current generation SRAM Red 22 cassette, chain and cranksetDavid Rome / Immediate Media
This Quarq power meter is listed as a ‘eTap’ model. It’s the same as the brand’s Red 22 version, but with a revised graphicDavid Rome / Immediate Media
Cromwell rides with the Canyon H36 AeroCockpit CF. It claims to make a real difference to the bike’s aerodynamicsDavid Rome / Immediate Media
Another view of that Canyon’ H36 AeroCockpit CF’ integrated handlebar and stem setup. We like the integrated Garmin mount up frontDavid Rome / Immediate Media
The new Canyon Ultimate CF SLX was first seen under Columbian Nairo Quintana prior to the 2015 Tour de FranceDavid Rome / Immediate Media
Australian Tiffany Cromwell has been a professional cyclist for a number of years now, she won at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad in 2013David Rome / Immediate Media
The brake calipers are the same as those in SRAM’s Red 22 mechanical groupsetDavid Rome / Immediate Media
Another angle of that integrated Garmin mountDavid Rome / Immediate Media
Cromwell uses a Selle Italia Max SLR Gel Flow saddle, mounted on top of Canyon’s new S13 VCLS CF seatpostDavid Rome / Immediate Media
