(mechanical sounds)
- I'm here with the brand new bike
of Bob Jungels of Quick-Step Floors.
Jungels himself is a very accomplished rider.
Two time winner of the Young Rider Classification
at the Giro D'Italia,
as well as a stage winner there too.
This is his brand new specialised
S-Works SL6 Tarmac disc bike.
(chill music)
So, Jungels, he opps for a size 56cm frame.
And interestingly, this frame is 250 grammes lighter
than the previous model.
That's quite some saving isn't it?
Mounted into the frame is a Specialised
S-Works FACT carbon fibre seatpost.
And on top of that we've got a Specialised
toupe saddle,
and that's with carbon rails, and it's 130mm wide.
The stem, it comes from Pro,
and it's 135mm in length.
And mounted inside of the stem there
are a pair of Specialised aerodynamic handlebars.
They measure 38.5cm from centre to centre
across the hoods,
and then they do flare out on the drops,
where they measure 40.5cm.
Fitted are Shimano 9170 Di2
brake stroke gear levers.
They work with the hydraulic system on this bike, of course.
Fitted at the front of the bars, too,
is a mount for their GPS units.
And then, underneath the stem, the junction box.
It's quite neatly placed away.
And also we've shrink-wrapped the Di2 cables
in with the brake hose there too.
And finally, handlebar tape,
that comes from Supacaz.
And it's, again, got quite a rough textured feel to it,
but certainly, I think, offers plenty of grip.
Especially in the wet.
Brake callipers, they're Shimano Dura Ace 9170 hydraulics,
and they're stopping a pair of 140mm rotors,
both front and rear.
Now those rotors, they're mounted to
the Roval CLX 64 tubular rims.
Roval, of course, being Specialised house brand for wheels.
Mounted, then, onto those rims
are a pair of Specialised S-Works Turbo
26mm wide tubular tyres.
Now, the rear hub of these wheels
actually has DT Swiss internals.
So, that's a ratchet styled system,
rather than pulls that we find on some free hubs.
Then, mounted onto the free hub
is actually an 11-25 cassette.
Now, it's not often we see that these days.
Normally we see an 11-28.
But, Jungels, he's got the Dura Ace 11-25.
There we are, learned something new there.
Derailleurs, both front and rear,
Shimano Dura Ace Di2 9150.
And then moving onto the chain set,
we've got Shimano Dura Ace chain set
with 175mm cranks.
53/39 chain rings.
The power metre is one of those
Specialised branded 4R units.
Pedals, Shimano Dura Ace 9100.
So, a few finishing touches,
there are some ceramic speed bearings on this bike,
so in the wheels and also the bottom bracket.
On the rear of the seatpost
a very neat, actually, 3D printed race number holder.
I do like that, held on as well with a couple of zip ties.
And then you've got a Retul top cap here.
So, Retul obviously providing the bike fitting
for the squad.
So, the saddle height for Jungels, from the top
of the saddle to the centre of the bottom bracket
is 79.5cm.
And then, from the tip of the saddle
to the centre of the handlebars,
the reach there is 58.5cm.
And the saddle to bar drop is 10cm.
And the weight of the bike is coming in at 7.1kg.
Now, what about that free hub sound?
Let's have a listen.
(wheel spinning)
Now, let me know what you think of Bob Jungels
new bike in the comments section down below.
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