Every bicycle/groupo/rider to win the Tour de France
08-07-19, 04:40 PM
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Every bicycle/groupo/rider to win the Tour de France
gitaneusa.com :: View topic - Bicycles that have won the Tour de France
Not my post, but cool info, nonetheless. Cool points if you have a "bingo" on the year/bike/groupo of a TdF winner. Let us know; rub it in.
Not my post, but cool info, nonetheless. Cool points if you have a "bingo" on the year/bike/groupo of a TdF winner. Let us know; rub it in.
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08-07-19, 04:50 PM
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Cool info. I wonder if the 1967 win was really with Simplex Criterium and not Prestige. I see those two get confused online more than any other component models.
08-07-19, 06:59 PM
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Vintage racing is Campagnolo. 
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Very cool! I've wondered more than once if such a list existed.
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My bike was banned for PEDs. 
08-12-19, 02:28 AM
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Interesting, especially when some top riders were known to ride bikes made by their preferred bike builder, with decals applied to display the team they were riding for.
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"2015: Pinarello - Shimano "Dura Ace Electronic" (Chris Froome, GBR)
2016: Pinarello - Shimano "Dura Ace Electronic" (Chris Froome, GBR)
2017: Pinarello - Shimano "Dura Ace Electronic" (Chris Froome, GBR)
2018: Pinarello - Shimano "Dura Ace Electronic" (Geraint Thomas, GBR)
2019: Pinarello - Shimano "Dura-Ace R9100" (Egan Bernal, COL) "
Does this mean that this year it was won with CABLE SHIFTING?
2016: Pinarello - Shimano "Dura Ace Electronic" (Chris Froome, GBR)
2017: Pinarello - Shimano "Dura Ace Electronic" (Chris Froome, GBR)
2018: Pinarello - Shimano "Dura Ace Electronic" (Geraint Thomas, GBR)
2019: Pinarello - Shimano "Dura-Ace R9100" (Egan Bernal, COL) "
Does this mean that this year it was won with CABLE SHIFTING?
08-12-19, 11:50 AM
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I'm an equipment freak, and I notice all kinds of details on bikes. But for some reason, when I follow the Tour De France, which I don't do every year, I don't pay attention to the bikes.
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