A statement win on a statement bike for Mads Pedersen at Gent-Wevelgem
One of the best Classics riders in the world needs a bike equal of calibre but, fortunately for Mads Pedersen, he has just that.
Here is the Madone SLR that was prepared to perfection by Pedersen’s mechanic Jeroen Heymans and that allowed him to extract every ounce of speed from each pedal turn in order to secure the first win of his Classics season at Gent-Wevelgem on Sunday.
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Full Specification
Frame: 7th-generation Trek Madone SLR, size 58
Colour: Red Smoke
Groupset: SRAM Red eTap AXS
Brakes: SRAM Red Disc, 160 front/140 rear rotors
Cranks: SRAM Red w/ Quarq Power Meter
Chainrings: SRAM Red 56/43
Cassette: SRAM Red 10-33
Chain: SRAM Red Flattop
Wheels: Bontrager Aeolus RSL 62 (back), 51 (front)
Pedals: TIME XPRO 10
Tires: Pirelli Tubeless prototype, 30mm
Cockpit: Madone one piece handlebar with TT bar tape. 130mm length (-17 degree tilt), 37-40 flared width.
Saddle: Bontrager Verse Pro
Bike computer: Wahoo ELMNT BOLT