Now, we weren't expecting to see anything special or unusual at the Peace Race, a 9 day stage race...
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Andrea Tafi's titanium Bianchi(Image credit: KlaDi)
Tafi enjoys the comfort of Fi'zi:k's Aliante saddle(Image credit: KlaDi)
Up front(Image credit: KlaDi)
A close look(Image credit: KlaDi)
Cyclingnews diarist Scott Sunderland's Bianchi(Image credit: KlaDi)
Scotty's on Bianchi's aluminium/carbon bike(Image credit: KlaDi)
Vittoria's tubular CX tyres(Image credit: KlaDi)
Campagnolo's ultra-svelte Record carbon cranks(Image credit: KlaDi)
That's one clean cluster, Mr Sunderland(Image credit: KlaDi)
Wanna fight?(Image credit: KlaDi)
A close look(Image credit: KlaDi)
Erik Zabel's T-Mobile Giant.(Image credit: KlaDi)
Replaceable dropouts are all the rage(Image credit: KlaDi)
No carbon there(Image credit: KlaDi)
Deda's Squadra Corse bars & stem combo(Image credit: KlaDi)
The name's Zabel. Erik Zabel.(Image credit: KlaDi)
Tech feature - May 10, 2004
Now, we weren't expecting to see anything special or unusual at the Peace Race, a 9 day stage race that this year started in Belgium and runs across Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic, but local photographer Klaus Ditze came across both, including one very non-carbon looking Giant and an Alessio-Bianchi rider still rolling around on his Bianchi that was specially built for Paris-Roubaix. Take a closer look for yourselves...
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