Every year I feature and profile Italian bikes at the Tour and like any other year, Italy offers its cycling legacy with their presence.
The four principle bikes are Wilier, Pinarello, Bianchi and Colnago along with Campagnolo as one of the three major group set manufacture. The others being SRAM and Shimano.
The Wilier (Cento10-Pro) is used by French rider Sylvain Chavanel.
Pinarello, for its part, is the most successful bike at the race having won five titles of the last six races.
For more on the bikes and components from around the world competing, go here.
And here's the list of bikes for each team competing.
The four principle bikes are Wilier, Pinarello, Bianchi and Colnago along with Campagnolo as one of the three major group set manufacture. The others being SRAM and Shimano.
The Wilier (Cento10-Pro) is used by French rider Sylvain Chavanel.
Pinarello, for its part, is the most successful bike at the race having won five titles of the last six races.
For more on the bikes and components from around the world competing, go here.
And here's the list of bikes for each team competing.
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