Sylvain Chavanel’s Wilier Cento10 Pro RamatoJosh Evans/Immediate Media
A close look at the head and top tubes junctionJosh Evans/Immediate Media
The aero frameset features truncated tubing profilesJosh Evans/Immediate Media
Direct Energie use Tacx Deva bottle cagesJosh Evans/Immediate Media
A look at the front FFWD D4D wheelJosh Evans/Immediate Media
While Chavanel’s teammates opt for an integrated cockpit system, Chavanel runs a traditional handlebar and stem combinationJosh Evans/Immediate Media
Would a new bike be a new bike if it didn’t have a #hashtag on it?Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Chavanel, along with several riders who are using disc brakes during the Tour de France, has opted for 140mm rotors front and rearJosh Evans/Immediate Media
The thru-axles are removed via a hex key, which may slow down wheel changes during a race scenarioJosh Evans/Immediate Media
A look at Chavanel’s Shimano Dura-Ace R9150 drivetrainJosh Evans/Immediate Media
