Look 795 – first look 795 Aerolight Ultegra Di2 comes with an eye-watering US$13,499 / £7,999 pricetag Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on Whatsapp Share on Reddit Email to a friend By Simon Greenacre Published: July 22, 2015 at 11:00 am The Look 795 Aerolight built as shown weighs 7.47kg / 16.47lb in size L Ben Delaney / Immediate Media Look’s carbon Aerostem can adjust to give a range of positions, so there are no spacers on the steerer tube Simon Greenacre / BikeRadar Look’s new aero bars present very little surface area to the wind Simon Greenacre / BikeRadar The integrated brakes are hidden behind a carbon cover that must be removed if you want to adjust them Simon Greenacre / BikeRadar The straight chainstays are claimed to be stiffer than those on the 695 Simon Greenacre / BikeRadar Some of the magic happens inside the frame. Look has patented the routing guide at the top of the fork steerer Simon Greenacre / BikeRadar Looks fiddly… Simon Greenacre / BikeRadar Here you can see the Di2 battery hanging from the bottom of the seat tube Simon Greenacre / BikeRadar Inside the frame, the seat tube junction is very busy Simon Greenacre / BikeRadar The NACA profiles give the tubes a purposeful shape Simon Greenacre / BikeRadar Look’s E-Post 2 can accept monolink saddle rails and traditional dual rails Simon Greenacre / BikeRadar The aerostem allows for a very uncluttered, flowing front-end Simon Greenacre / BikeRadar Gear and brake cabling exit under the bars and then enter the frame at the earliest opportunity Simon Greenacre / BikeRadar The seatpost sits flush with the seat tube Simon Greenacre / BikeRadar The seatstays flow into the seat tube with minimal fuss Simon Greenacre / BikeRadar The flat top tube flows smoothly into the stem, and houses the Di2 control module under a pop-out access panel Simon Greenacre / BikeRadar The top tube sits inline with the Aerostem, making for a massive head tube Ben Delaney / Immediate Media
