Ben Jacques-Maynes will ride a new Pinarello Montello FM1
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An upgrade to Torayca 50HM1K fiber
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We don't know exactly what Pinarello's 'Airflow System' is
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The new Pinarello Montello FM1 strikes the same profile
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The carbon fork includes a extended crown
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Naturally, cables are internally routed.
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The seat tube closely follows the arc
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A conventional telescoping seatpost
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Where do the pieces start and begin?
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A clever seat clamp design
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There's lots of carbon fiber here as usual
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The Easton Attack TT integrated aerobar
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Yikes, how much handlebar drop
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This rat's nest will be cleaned up by the time
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SRAM's TT shifters grace the front end.
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Jacques-Maynes' bike was fitted
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Jacques-Maynes uses a SRAM Rival OCT crankset
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A SRAM Red front derailleur
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The rear brake looks surprisingly wide
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No titanium spindles to be found here.
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Jacques-Maynes tests his position
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