Who needs all that storage, most of which is not accessible while riding?

Actually, this is the perfect ride for bike touring....
Disk brakes, fits up to 32 tires with room for your tent, sleeping bag and a change of clothes.

Perfect!

But where do I mount the panniers?

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'It never gets easier, you just get crazier.'

Exactly, perfect for touring. That must be why We have only seen shots of the bike with people sitting up, never on the bars.

And given they've also worked closely with Magura I'm surprised to see that they are running those silly cable actuated 'hydro' calipers. Surely it couldn't be that hard to stick a disc caliper on those RTT levers.

Hydraulic disc brake has to be a nightmare to travel with. Really hard to get the fork of the bike. Maybe thats why they have cable, so you can disconnect whiteout bleeding. Hope the fork steerer is a bolt that connects from the topp true the stem and headtube, and doubles as the headset. That is a solution for easy travel with discbrakes.

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http://www.gudmundsnilstveit.com

I'm guessing it's Jodie Swallows or James Cunnamas bike.

The picture on Triirig have "Wild" written on shoes so I'm guessing it is Pro Kona Debut Ruedi Wild who rides a cervelo.

Xena and FVL have hidden theirs well....

I'm just guessing...

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Trying since 81
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Are you Donald Trump?

Agree, if it wasn't so darn expensive - and likely to get stolen - I would probably use it as my commuter.

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