- As well as all the brand new tech, here at Eurobike 2017,
there's a whole bunch of really cool pro bikes,
just littered around the place, with some of
the biggest stands, so come with me and come and check out
some of the real cool bikes we've seen.
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On the MB stand here at Eurobike, we're just checking out
Steve Peat's bike from the 2016 season,
his last ever world cup downhill race, it was Andorra.
It's been hand-painted by Fatcreations, that's Ali Mclean.
And it's been done with a British sort of spitfire theme.
The wheels are done, the forks done, mud guard,
even the springers done, like the detail on this
is absolutely amazing.
Gotta see it in the flesh to believe it really.
Yeah, just checking out Phil Atwill's Propain Race Team
downhill bike, for dirt racing.
It's got 220 mil travel out the back, he's running
X Fusion fork and shock on there.
Interesting, he's got these huge, fun, SPD type
pedals here, with a massive platform on there.
And he's not running any pins in those,
so that's quite an interesting set-up, there.
And also notice he's running his chain setting
on the longest set-up position so it's 459 mil over the 445.
Pretty cool bike huh?
Can I say super nice.
What do you guys think?
So check out Nino Schurter's race winning bikes.
It's a Scott Spark here, full carbon frame,
29 inch wheels, a DT gold standards on there.
Check all the details in it, the top tube
he's got all his wins, custom put onto there.
And he's got foam grips as well, he doesn't wanna
run the sort of lock on grips that many people are running.
He also doesn't need to run a dropper post.
He's such a good technical rider that he just doesn't
feel the need to do that.
And he's obviously got a SRAM Eagle drive train,
with a massive 36 tooth chain ring up the front,
and a chain guide as well.
Pretty suggestive of how he likes to ride.
Couple of nice custom details on here,
he's got his own little graphic
tucked behind the seat tube here.
That is a helluva bike, that's definite "Super Nice".
So this is Hal Ravenel's Enduro World Series winning
Commencal Meta Enduro.
So this is a hell of a race bike,
and it's heavily race proven.
He's run a 36 tooth chain ring up from with
SRAM Eagle 12 speed transmission.
So notice that she's running the RockShox,
super deluxe coil shock on here.
This has got remote lock out,
which the best thing for me is that folks using their
left hand like a front grip shift shifter to actuate that.
That is super cool.
In conjunction with using a regular reverb
dropper post remote.
So this is Nico Lau's Cube Stereo 140.
It's a 29 inch model, and this is one of his race bikes.
It's a super nice build on here, he's got XTR Di2
and he's running the two bike transmission on the front,
which is quite different for a lot of riders that are
sticking to the one bike system these days.
Something I especially like from a tech point of view,
is the lack of cable routing at all on here,
it's all internal, and even the DiT you can only get the
cables coming out of the bottom of the chainstay here.
That is so tidy, it's the neatest looking back-end
I've seen with the Di2 set-up before.
Whole bike, really nice.
Just checking out Alexander Fell's Polygon
downhill race bike.
This is a bike with the number 11 plate that he raced
at a recent Val Di Sole, World cup Series Finals.
Really nice to see, he's got a box component transmission
on here, so it's not Shimano, and it's not SRAM,
which is very different, and it's a dedicated seven speed
downhill transmission with a super strong
spring in the joking cage.
And check this out,
see the power in that.
Just kind of in awe of this Yeti SB6.
It's like a replica model, as ridden by Richie Rude.
And this particular frame has actually won more stage
and overalls in AWS than any other bike.
Just look at this thing.
They always do really well in bike vote on
The Dirt Shed Show, and I can see why,
That is a super nice.
An amazing bike here for the retro lovers.
This is a Myles Rockwell Signature bike.
This is the bike that he raced at a Kamikaze Downhill.
Massive 64 tooth chain wheel, that's nearly the size of
those cranks.
You got this Yeti arc frame and a classic Yeti iconic,
so Yeti blue colour with the yellow.
Absolutely amazing.
Remember bikes like this back in the day?
I'm sure bikes don't look as good as this these days.
Absolutely stunning.
Hopefully enjoy checking out some of the pro-bikes
as much as I did.
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