Last week we caught partial glimpses of the forthcoming Fuji Transonic aero road bike with a little teaser video. Now, they’ve pumped out a couple complete bike images, but no additional details other than to say it’s a “no compromise pursuit of speed with control.” Second pic is after the break, and all the details will be announced on July 4th, followed by a race debut under NetApp-Endura team riders at the Tour de France.
The way the jersey fits must say everything about the bike, right? I mean, it’s a picture, dagnabbit, and if a picture of a guy on a bike and what the guy is wearing doesn’t tell you everything about the design of a bike, the engineering that went into, and its performance, I don’t know what does. Maybe the spacers do. Okay, it’s the riders clothing and the number of spacers he has that tells you everything about a bike.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think the rider in the picture is David de la Cruz, who is riding the Tour de France this year. If that is how he like to ride his bike, I don’t think anyone hear can comment on the “aeroness” of his jersey or about his spacer stack.
But apart from that, bike looks great, glad they have gone with the brakes where they are
