Tadej Pogačar's Colnago V3RS Pro Bike | Tour De France 2020 Winning Bike
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Slovenian super star Tadej Pogačar has had an amazing 2020, and winning the Tour De France has to be his greatest achievement so far! Riding for UAE Team Emirates, he's the first man ever to win the Yellow Jersey at the Tour on a Colnago, a Campagnolo equipped Colnago V3RS to be precise!
Frame and forks: Colnago V3RS 50cm
Wheels: Campagnolo Bora WTO 45mm
Tyres: Vittoria Corsa Graphene 2.0 Tubeless
Handlebars: Deda Alanera Integrated
Stem: Deda Alanera Integrated
Seatpost: Colnago V3RS Proprietary
Saddle: Prologo 0 C3 Nack
Shifters: Campagnolo Super Record EPS 12s
Brakes: Campagnolo Super Record Direct Mount
Front Mech: Campagnolo Super Record EPS 12s
Rear Mech: Campagnolo Super Record EPS 12s
Chainset: Campagnolo Super Record
Pedals: Look Keo Carbon
Chainring size: 53/39
Powermeter: Stages Campagnolo Super Record Left Hand
Cassette: Campagnolo Super Record 12s 11-29
Bike weight: 6.8kg
Saddle height: 73.5cm
Reach: 58cm
Bar width: 42cm
Stem length: 120mm
Crank length: 172.5
Tyre width: 25mm
Finishing touches: Stages M50 head unit
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What do you think of Tadej's machine? Let us know in the comments 👇
Ollie , did you say "tubeless" tyres?
It looks great in yellow.
Thumb sifters? Awesome smart.
Beautiful! Love those WTO hubs, and everything else about this bike!
The look of the rims brakes can not be beaten.
Long live Campagnolo!
Nice! Not to mention it was also Campagnolo’s first Tour-win in quite a few years.
Campy took the whole podium in 98. Hard to believe.
the last one was in 2014 not to bad
Finaly a proper bike! Love the campy.
Proper racing horse, proper european equipment, no compromises with marketing teams , beautiful TDF win!
Proudly made in the people’s republic of China 🇨🇳
I came listening to that freehub. Thanks, Colnago.
Campagnolo
*campagnolo
Man what a beautiful bike. Looks fantastic in rim and 6.8kgs on the dot :)
A thing of true beauty, a rimmed braked Colnago
Rim brakes are always the real riders choice! 90% of the pro pelaton is forced to ride disc brakes but 50% of the top 10 ten are on rim brakes.
That is correct.
In my mind, the only real advantage of disc brakes is that you can get more life out of your expensive carbon rims, but pros don't have to worry about that since they don't have to pay out of pocket for the rims that they race on.
a proper race bike with rim brakes
He went to disc in 2021
@@bikemirror6620cuz he’s forced you smart ass
The pinnacle of Colnago's illustrious heritage and Campagnolo's genius.
Si può vincere il Tour con una bici di una piccola aziendina (una srl!) e con ruote, freni e cambi Campagnolo :) che soddisfazione! 🇮🇹
Italian craftsmanship.🇮🇹👍
You spelled Chinese wrong
Ollie, Jeremy Clarkson called. He’s suing you for that introduction. 😁
Doug Demuro is also suing 😂
Amazing that he could possibly finish, let alone win, with a one sided power meter! What about his left/right balance? I'm surprised he wasn't riding around in circles with a atrophied right leg to goose his power numbers.
made my day
So it was 6.8kg with pm and bike computer. That's interesting as he didn't have either of those in the tt. I am speculating of course because it wasn't weighed in front of the camera.
lead weights. Kind of ridiculous..... A few years ago the weights were very common, now with disc brakes and all the aero stuff their all way over 7kg no weights needed.
Isnt this the same video posted 6 months ago? But different commentary?
Yes.
Truly stunning machine
Aww.. A 50 cm, just my size.. I'll take it when he's done.. 👌🏼
I'm a Campy guy from way back. I even replaced the parallelogram pin in an eighties Nuovo Record derailleur. And yes...the free hubs are noisy and robust. It doesn't get any better than a Colnago with Super Record. Over the years I've owned: a Benotto, Basso (2), Klein, Bianchi (2), and now a Pinarello with a Chorus 12 group set. Interestingly I bought the Benotto from Steve Hed. He had a small shop in a garage in the Minneapolis area. Later he had a regular shop in St. Paul, MN where I bought two Bassos and a Bianchi. I love GCN!
This was the best bike review I have seen on is show nice job
Vin Diesel called: He want his backgroundmusic back!
Pogačar RULEZ! Slovenia RULEZ!
rim breaks never die
Rim brakes forever!
Didn't you review this same bike in March as well? What's changed that it deserves a 2nd identical review?
short on content, still interesting
Not having disc brakes doesn't stop you from winning Tour de France. Let us choose dear bike industry.
How close You are in case of winning TdF?
Won't happen, disc bike margins are just better for bike companies.
@@matejzeppo4823 Ya gotta know where to look.
Marketing strategy
@@M1000XR.Unicorn the pt is most new bikes r disc only. since rim is gd enough for the Tour, why not let consumer choose
AND WEIGH IT!!111 and let me guess how heavy it is, 6,8ish?
Viva Campagnolo
Two words. Rim Brakes.
Bello ! 🔥🤘🏼🔥🤘🏼
Stunning bike, pity italians don't make pedals so that there could be a clean sweep of Italian components.
They do. Assioma pedal power meters. Look it up
@@페퍼K it would be great for them to finish of that beautiful colnago with a pair then, are they a good pedal?
@@페퍼K they look like great pedals, thanks for sharing that 👍
@@cyclonutterd7075 The brand established not long ago, but their pedals do seem to get recognized as reliable power meters. Glad you like 'em 😃
At least the carbon Look pedals are European. Made in France.
Colnagolicious dopesauce !!!
Have anyone noticed for bike tech videos, Campy always switches out the wheels to their heavier WTO wheel but the racers actually race on the Bora Ultra tubulars.
It's not only on tech videos that depend on the stage that they are riding. Flat stage: WTO (More aerodynamic) Climbing Stages: Bora Ultra 35 (lighter)
I use a 10 speed 14-25 for TT is the best, I'm surprised more people aren't going to it.
Ollie. I have a shimano free hub with a brand new 11-34 cassette. I CANNOT hear my hub at all spin. Is that good or bad?
Smart lad with that block, dont start me on ratios and how they're 'implented' on us mere mortals...lol
Campagnolo!
Was this originally filmed with Jon?
I don’t see anything what makes this bike different from any other grand tour bikes if you remove the label. The latest real Colnago is C64. Also, there is no such thing as tdf winning bike but there is Pogacar who coud win this race with any other faceless carbon frames.
I loved!
Pros always ride one frame size smaller than recommended. Is it so they can save weight, get the seat higher and more in an aero position?
It's because if they ride their 'ideal' size they cannot get the seat up so that's why they ride one size down to get the seat high af
is just that recommended size is incorrect, is that simple. In this colnago case, colnago is notorious for making larger than usual frame
great video 🙃
Doesn't this belong to gcn tech? Though you're all the same xD
Does 14-29 cassette exist for normal consumers?
6.8kg ! lightest bike in the pro peloton :-)
In what stage did Pogacar use disc brakes? Was it stage 7?
@@kezmanjarek damn must be paying him bonus, using disc for stage that doesnt matter and is pancake flat 😂
What's so beautiful about it, it looks like the same design that Colnago have produced over the last 10 years or more. Not dissing the brand but not worthy of posting and making all these wonderful claims about it either. I own the M10 and it looks about the same as this.
Rrrrrr Rim rim rim rim rim brake😁
What's with the locking nuts on the tube valves?
Tubeless - you need them.
Top tube length c-c?
Interesting, gear rations are even that high/low at how u look at it
Please review the TT bike of Filippo Ganna
"Ok, google! Colnago V3RS aliexpress"
$999
@@blizzbee ;(((
С65 - 560$
7.8kg
What is that tire size?
25mm.Can sneak the look see at 1:43
@@SuperBZN great thanks!
The gearing is completely of for the time trial bike because he was using a single gearring on the front and I don't think that will have been a 50 because he wouln't have gone that fast with 50-14...
Did ya have to re-record taking about the wheels? The microphone change made me laugh
steering wheel 58 cm?)))))
Wished you would have weighed it 'live like GCN always does'. Interesting....
Molto Italiano!
Road bikes just look correct without disc brakes, wonder why the top teams keep rims lmao
so they can win the Tour
compact(?) chainset gang!
50 or 53 sloping? Hello, new cyclists....
Colnago says it's a 50 cm because it has a bit of a slope on the top tube. If it was perfectly horizontal, like with other manufacturers, it would be closer to a size 53
Frame size is done based on the length of the seat tube. So a sloping top tube reduces the indicated size.
Although many manufacturers account for this and quote the effective seat tube, which is as though the top tube was horizontal.
The only thing that could have prevented him from winning😂😂
♣️🌈
so the win definetly wasn't down to the bike
If you want to win the tour, a 6.8kg bike is a must, no room for heavy disc brakes
Unless you can get a 6.8kg disc bike ;)
@@rikkiola no such thing, all that claim that weight dont weight with pedals and use other loopholes to make it look lighter than it is
What do I think about the bike? Not much.You can give it to me and I would still be dead last. If you ask me what I think about Tadej Pogacar, then I can give you a meaningful answer.
What do you think about Tadej Pogacar?
rim brakes for the win, discs are for dentists
i would really not call this bike Italian, it came straight from China
I think it's a SuperNice!! If someone wants to send me one, I'll be more than happy.....(though it's too nice to ride on the roads were I ride).
HM? HAHAHAHA
WTF is that music...cringe
Fantastic 😍💋 💝💖♥️❤️
2:32 I like that😍💋 💝💖❤️
Very happy 😍💋 💝💖♥️❤️
Fantastic 😍💋 💝💖♥️❤️
single side powermeter?
He won didn’t he?