The Cannondale Jekyll uses a Fox DYAD shock which adjusts the rear suspension between 90mm for climbing and 150mm for descending - Josse Vander Bilson/Future Publishing
Svein Tuft's Orica-Greenedge Scott Plasma TT - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
Bauke Mollema's Belkin Giant TCR - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
Marcus Kittel's Argos-Shimano Felt - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
Team Columbia's Wilier Trestina Twin Blade - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
Team Columbia's GTR Gran Tourismo - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
Simon Gerrans' Orica-Greenedge Scott Addict - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
Simon Gerrans' Orica-Greenedge Scott Addict - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
2012 70.3 world champ Sebastian Kienle's Scott Plasma - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
Team Belkin Giant Propel - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
Fi'zi:k collected a number of pro bikes, all of which happened to have, quite coincidentally, Fi'zi:k saddles - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
Ritchie Porte's Team Sky Pinarello Dogma - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
Peter Sagan's Team Cannondale SuperSix through the triangle of David Millar's Team Garmin-Sharp Cervélo S5 - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
David Millar's Team Garmin-Sharp Cervélo S5 - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
Fi'zi:k makes three main styles of road saddles, which are supposedly for three types of flexibility - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
David Millar's Team Garmin-Sharp Cervélo S5 celebrated the 100th edition of the Tour de France - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
Peter Sagan's Cannondale SuperSix with Hulk graphics - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
Peter Sagan's Cannondale SuperSix with Hulk graphics - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
Peter Sagan's Cannondale SuperSix with Hulk graphics - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
Peter Sagan's Cannondale SuperSix with Hulk graphics - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
French sprinter Gregory Baugé's Look 96 - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
French sprinter Gregory Baugé's Look 96 - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
Johan le Bon's Française des Jeux Lapierre Aerostorm - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
Dan van Poppel's Bianchi Oltre XR2 - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
At Eurobike in Friedrichshafen, Germany, many brands took the opportunity to tout their connection to the world's best racers with their competition bicycles on display.
Many bikes were put up for admiration — under lock-and-key, of course — in what looked to be post-race condition, with grease and mud still splattered on many of them.
BikeRadar wandered the many halls of Eurobike and found machines like Peter Sagan's Cannondale SuperSix, Nino Schurter's Scott XC Scale, Joaquim Rodríguez' Canyon and many more.
Check out the gallery at right for a visual stroll through the Eurobike halls.
Peter sagan's team cannondale supersix through the triangle of david millar's team garmin-sharp cervélo s5: peter sagan's team cannondale supersix through the triangle of david millar's team garmin-sharp cervélo s5 - Dan Milner/Future Publishing
A peek at Peter's Sagan's Cannondale SuperSix through the main triangle of David Millar's Cervélo S5
Ben Delaney is a journalist with more than two decades of experience writing for and editing some of the biggest publications in cycling. Having studied journalism at the University of New Mexico, Ben has worked for Bicycle Retailer & Industry News, VeloNews and BikeRadar. He has also previously worked as Global Brand Communications Manager for Specialized. Ben covers all things road and gravel, and can be found logging big miles in the Rocky Mountains that nestle alongside his home in Boulder, Colorado. He has covered the most important bike races in the sport, from the Tour de France and Tour of Flanders, to the Unbound gravel race, and specialises in tech content, showcasing what the pros are riding and putting everyday equipment through its paces.
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