Mark Cavendish’s special 100th victory Specialized Venge bikeStephen Farrand/Cyclingnews.com
Cavendish is number 151 in the Giro d’ItaliaStephen Farrand/Cyclingnews.com
The green line runs down the seat staysStephen Farrand/Cyclingnews.com
The computer mount on the Zipp stemStephen Farrand/Cyclingnews.com
The Specialized head badgeStephen Farrand/Cyclingnews.com
Cavendish’s name is is part of the green stripe on the forkStephen Farrand/Cyclingnews.com
The top tube is decorated with thin green lines and dates that recall Cavendish’s major career winsStephen Farrand/Cyclingnews.com
This sticker helps with correct seat post heightStephen Farrand/Cyclingnews.com
Cav has his signature on the bottom bracketStephen Farrand/Cyclingnews.com
The Venge is an S-Works SpecializedStephen Farrand/Cyclingnews.com
The Venge has this aerodynamic steering columnStephen Farrand/Cyclingnews.com
Cavendish has a special saddleStephen Farrand/Cyclingnews.com
The top tube is decorated with thin green lines and dates that recall Cavendish’s major career winsStephen Farrand/Cyclingnews.com
Cavendish is using special Zipp 808 rims on the flat stages of the Giro d’ItaliaStephen Farrand/Cyclingnews.com
A side shot of the carbon fibre Zipp stemStephen Farrand/Cyclingnews.com
Cavendish rides to the start of stage 13 on his special 100 career victory Specialized VengeStephen Farrand/Cyclingnews.com
Cavendish shows his special bike to David Millar and Adam BlytheStephen Farrand/Cyclingnews.com
Cavendish is interviewed by Italian television before the startStephen Farrand/Cyclingnews.com
Mark Cavendish is celebrating his 100th career win by using a special custom decorated bike during stage 13 of the Giro d’Italia.
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Cavendish took his 100th win on Thursday in Treviso and will use the unique Specialized Venge bike as tries to take victory number 101 in Cherasco.
The Manxman personally designed the bike with Specialized. It has a metallic paint finish with subtle ‘Cavendish’ green graphics.
Cavendish’s autograph is on the bottom bracket area, while thin green stripes on the top tube recall some of biggest career victories.
The bike is equipped with Sram components and chunky carbon fibre ZIpp stem and bars. For the flat stages Cavendish is using special Zipp 808 deep section wheels.
Cavendish showed his bike to fellow Britons David Millar and Adam Blythe before lining-up at the start of the 254km stage to Cherasco.
The top tube is decorated with thin green lines and dates that recall cavendish’s major career wins: the top tube is decorated with thin green lines and dates that recall cavendish’s major career winsStephen Farrand/Cyclingnews.com
