Canyon Aerod and Cervelo S5 Btw - why was the new Bianchi missing from the list? They are back this year with a new Oltre RC to the pro peloton. Maybe not the best looking bike but claimed to be techy.
Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL7 + Shimano Dura-Ace R9120 That's right, I'm not running electronic on this model. In fact, I don't want to. Too many of such Tarmac SL7s around. This is one of the few bikes with integrated internal routing that can run ANY groupset, including SRAM and Campagnolo mechanical. I pick Specialized not because I'm a Specialized fanboy, but because of its mechanical design that's good to work with. That and its wide groupset & cockpit compatibility. Price, yes, certainly not the best for the most part, but how many people actually care about a frameset's mechanical design, am i right? I dare say only certain mechanics do.
I was surprised that the Astana Willier wasn't on this list. I think this is one of the prettiest bikes in the 2023 peloton. In your list, and if someone else were buying it, I'd take a Super Six out of your list.
Since all the new bikes look and act the same ( except modone) I would get giant. Because of the warranty on frame, lifetime free replacement. I cracked the first generation propel and now ride the disk version nice upgrade at no cost.
Haha.. for free, any of those bikes would be great but where a payment is involved a much much harder choice it is. BMC campy is a sentimental choice as is a Colnago, tho a C/Dale Super six and Propel are high on the list.
Giant, colnago, cannondale, cube, canyon, pinarello, specialized, bmc, cervelo, scott, Ridley, wilier, trek, Merida , Lapierre. Don’t think Factor are this year. But may be wrong. Let me know if I have missed any or got any wrong (more than likely)
Take the aeroad off the list. And put the Willier for Astana on. No one over 85 kg can ride the aeroad without having the seatpost slip and creak. And after 3 years there's still no real permanent solution.
@@Numeriwar yeah they did. I loved the aesthetics of it so much I was almost willing to buy an outlet build, with maybe a chip or scratches. But that seatpost..🤬 I'm 101 kg/ 224lb. Saddle would slide down to the top tube if I rode that thing.
Spent about 500 miles on it and so far so good. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxMesz3KOGEmwmvyKQfLfrRSUXLFzfVHZA Pros:1. Very light2. Solid quality build3. Fast delivery: It arrived 5 weeks earlier than expected.4. Easy assemblyJust a few cons but nothing major:1. Cheap tin tubes and had flat on first day... but not a big deal. I replaced the tubes.2. Seat is a bit uncomfortable but that's pretty much the same situation with most bikes.3. Seat post is a bit long/high for a smaller size 48 bike - had to saw 2 inch off to fit properly. The lowest setting is too high. The post locking system does not seem to hold well (perhaps because I saw 2 inch off).4. wheels are not tubeless compatible (from what I can tell)
Canyon is rubbish. You can't specify a crank length or stem length when you order your bike. They also won't tell you if the frigging power meter works properly or order a AeroRoad CLX without the faulty power meter.
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Cannondale SuperSix Evo or Aeroad with the Alpecin-Fenix paint job 🤷♂️
Wilier 0 slr with Astana paint
Lux
Canyon Aerod and Cervelo S5
Btw - why was the new Bianchi missing from the list? They are back this year with a new Oltre RC to the pro peloton. Maybe not the best looking bike but claimed to be techy.
Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL7 + Shimano Dura-Ace R9120
That's right, I'm not running electronic on this model. In fact, I don't want to. Too many of such Tarmac SL7s around. This is one of the few bikes with integrated internal routing that can run ANY groupset, including SRAM and Campagnolo mechanical.
I pick Specialized not because I'm a Specialized fanboy, but because of its mechanical design that's good to work with. That and its wide groupset & cockpit compatibility.
Price, yes, certainly not the best for the most part, but how many people actually care about a frameset's mechanical design, am i right? I dare say only certain mechanics do.
Aeroad CFR in the new Alpecin color 💙💜
11. Scott Foil.
I was surprised that the Astana Willier wasn't on this list. I think this is one of the prettiest bikes in the 2023 peloton. In your list, and if someone else were buying it, I'd take a Super Six out of your list.
By far the prettiest bikes! My red Filante SLR is a work of art
I am glad you covered all the top teams who had dominated the start of this season
The new SuperSIxEvo for sure...
SuperSix Evo
Canyon Aeroad
Giant Propel
would be my top 3 with Shimano.
i think the bmc paint job looks quite nice honestly
I absolutely love the BMC paint job - among the nicest in the pro ranks. Channeling the Gulf GT40, but nothing wrong with that!
The Bianchi RC ☺️
Since all the new bikes look and act the same ( except modone) I would get giant. Because of the warranty on frame, lifetime free replacement. I cracked the first generation propel and now ride the disk version nice upgrade at no cost.
Colnago v4rs
Should be an all rounder list. SL7 Tarmac, Teammachine, Super Six Evo, V4RS just to name a few.
Giant Propel of course with cadex wheels, shimano duraace groupset, and jayco team colour 😍😍
Remco's SL7!
Haha.. for free, any of those bikes would be great but where a payment is involved a much much harder choice it is.
BMC campy is a sentimental choice as is a Colnago, tho a C/Dale Super six and Propel are high on the list.
The Merida Reacto team with a custom paint job.
Are there more than 10 bike models in the pro peloton?
Giant, colnago, cannondale, cube, canyon, pinarello, specialized, bmc, cervelo, scott, Ridley, wilier, trek, Merida , Lapierre. Don’t think Factor are this year. But may be wrong. Let me know if I have missed any or got any wrong (more than likely)
@@mdgpatch so if I want to start a bike company it needs to start with C. Definitely causation that they got big.
Trek madone gen 7
New Cannondale super 6 with threaded bb😍😍😍😍...rimbrake please😭😭😭
Good bike is amoeba very nice bike
The SL7🤤
hi, what happen with willier?
Cervelo/Sram great combination
Colnago V4RS
Filante SLR
Canyon Aeroad CFR please.....
The most important is you have to win the race
Where is Bahrain Victorious and Merida Scultura?
On the other list; the bikes that you can miss.
Tubular tires are not outdated at all.
To be honest I would only agree on the super six and the aeroad. But whats with the Wilier
Lapierre ? the lightest frame in the peloton , why isn't it reviewed here ?
the canyon hands doooowwwnnnn lol
Take the aeroad off the list. And put the Willier for Astana on. No one over 85 kg can ride the aeroad without having the seatpost slip and creak. And after 3 years there's still no real permanent solution.
There will never be any fix. The new model is coming with a new design. They really screwed up...
@@Numeriwar yeah they did. I loved the aesthetics of it so much I was almost willing to buy an outlet build, with maybe a chip or scratches. But that seatpost..🤬 I'm 101 kg/ 224lb. Saddle would slide down to the top tube if I rode that thing.
Solution drop the weight, keep of the burger and kebabs 👍
@@krisbowditch827 whoaaa! 🤣 I've dropped 6lb since January.
Pinarello Dogma f12
Custom titanium frame
Pinarello ❣️
Jumbo-Visma's tubulars vs cobbles comment didn't age well... ;)
Spent about 500 miles on it and so far so good. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxMesz3KOGEmwmvyKQfLfrRSUXLFzfVHZA Pros:1. Very light2. Solid quality build3. Fast delivery: It arrived 5 weeks earlier than expected.4. Easy assemblyJust a few cons but nothing major:1. Cheap tin tubes and had flat on first day... but not a big deal. I replaced the tubes.2. Seat is a bit uncomfortable but that's pretty much the same situation with most bikes.3. Seat post is a bit long/high for a smaller size 48 bike - had to saw 2 inch off to fit properly. The lowest setting is too high. The post locking system does not seem to hold well (perhaps because I saw 2 inch off).4. wheels are not tubeless compatible (from what I can tell)
CANYON all the way
Cadex wheel is such an eye sore
"10 WorldTour Road Bikes You CANNOT AFFORD" obviously you meant.
Whaaat? No BIANCHI RC?
Not the Giant nor the Canyon for sure
Canyon is rubbish. You can't specify a crank length or stem length when you order your bike. They also won't tell you if the frigging power meter works properly or order a AeroRoad CLX without the faulty power meter.
Where about the Pinarello
Where is Willier and Pinarello? 😅
outdated tubular tures... don't seem so seeing the last roubaix...
"Tasty" is an adjective that should be reserved for food/drink only.
Dogma F?🤔
@@petrskoda4468 can you eat or drink a dogma f?