Filippo Pozzato's Merida Reacto Team

We take a closer look at Filippo Pozzato's 2015 Merida Reacto Team bike.

[@PuppiesVideosCompilation]

What a beauty

[@葉云遙]

is good cycling! Ilike

[@jonphinguyen]

I might have to borrow the rubber band idea. Brilliant but simple

[@SergioCristancho]

Is this reacto the same way today? and what diference have this one to the 400 frame (non carbon)

[@RixterNow]

For a guy that tall, what size frame is he riding?
Also what are the red brake pads? Not Swiss Stop I don't imagine

[@wmoule]

In one of the shots there was a "M" sticker on the seat tube so i guess it is a medium.

[@velo1337]

why do they use the smallest frame possible?

[@SashaTromsa]

to get a bigger saddle-to-bars drop, which is supposed to help the rider to get in a more aerodynamic position.

[@gycc7497]

wheel information please

[@MagliaNera]

Merida Reacto and GIANT PROPEL are great bikes, but only a few riders ride on these two in Japan.
because we don't like these "too Taiwanese" painting. they should think about this seriously.

[@dailyforman]

merida merida merida merida... merida logos all over the place...

[@soumilsharma5109]

can I say I doesn't look a aero as its competitors like, the aeroroad