We’ve already offered a look at some of the differences in equipment selection for the cobbled fourth stage of the 2015 Tour de France but is there ever enough tech in cycling? Jack Lynch wandered around the team busses before the start of the stage from Seraing to Cambrai yesterday and snapped a shot of anything that took his interest.
Here is a collection of close-up photos from what was anything but an ordinary stage of the Tour.
– Photos: Jack Lynch
AG2R La Mondiale. Focus with SRAM.
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Big inner ring. SRAM.
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Wireless… SRAM. Now with graphics included. Is launch date coming soon?
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Schwalbe… for the cobbles.
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Remember when cobbles = low-profile aluminium rims? No more.
Photo: Jack Lynch
Lotto-Soudal. If you’ve got the power, measure it…
Photo: Jack Lynch
New GoPro launched Monday, in use at the Tour Tuesday.
Photo: Jack Lynch
Cycling computer on top, camera below.
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Trek’s decoupler.
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Austrian champion’s Canyon.
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Less fatigue, more control… Lotto NL-Jumbo.
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Okay, yep… the obligatory extra brake lever photo.
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54/46… fairly standard for yesterday.
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Orbea for Cofidis.
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Stem for Bouhanni.
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Shock absorber for Roy.
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Cantilevers for Péraud.
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Suspension by Pinarello.
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GoPro… looking backwards.
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Weening’s saddle.
Photo: Jack Lynch
