HED wheel is not the same that he raced on - no decals on the wheel in the event

These pictures comes "as is" from his own website!

Go and have a look:

http://www.lancearmstrong.com/....nsf/html/2004ttbike

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You know how many Hed3 wheels USPS had available? I counted 10... some had stickers, some did not.

That's definitly the bike

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smartasscoach.tri-oeiras.com

why would you go for 10spd in a time trial anyway??

Last years TT bike was also 9-spd.

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Anybody notice how much those bars look like vaporware (thus far) carbon fiber FSA/Visiontech bars?

You have the one piece built-in stem with the flat bar fitted into the "lug" (for lack of a better term). The armrest and aero extension also look like the Visiontech I owned, IIRC. One big difference would be the routing of the brake cables, as the Trek TT routes its cables behind the headset (like the Zipp 2001 did), unlike most other TT bikes out there.

Also, the hand grip looks vaguely similar to the Scott RCO handgrip...the "pistol" grip.

Lance used Visiontech's for his first two (three?) Tour de France victories...things coming full circle?

Dave