Richie Porte's Pinarello Dogma2 65.1 - ready to begin the 2014 season(Image credit: David Rome)
Even the Shimano boys came to take photos – not sure if for the bike or the Jaguar XK convertible(Image credit: David Rome)
Stages Cycling is Sky's latest partnership announcement - adding less than 20g over a stock crank, it's plenty lighter than the previous SRM setup(Image credit: David Rome)
Veloflex supply the tyres in 23c size - this tread pattern appears quick and full of grip(Image credit: David Rome)
Shimano Dura-ace 9070 Di2 is a reliable choice(Image credit: David Rome)
Pinarello have a love-hate reputation for doing frame shapes a little different(Image credit: David Rome)
A Dogma2 seatpost holds his rather standard fi'zi:k Arione carbon braided saddle(Image credit: David Rome)
Porte is no stranger to timetrial's and his 50mm depth Shimano C50 wheel choice is based on aerodynamics(Image credit: David Rome)
Shimano Dura-ace 9000 pedals are a popular choice(Image credit: David Rome)
With the change to Stages Cycling - the crank is now a standard Dura-ace 9000 model(Image credit: David Rome)
Porte's small frame size means bidon sizes must be kept small(Image credit: David Rome)
The PRO components are very clearly Team Sky only - however it appears to be a basic PLT stem and VIBE carbon handlebar(Image credit: David Rome)
A slammed PRO stem provides an aggressive 80mm saddle to bar drop(Image credit: David Rome)
The new Team Sky logo - same but different(Image credit: David Rome)
The bikes of Team Sky haven’t received many changes for 2014, with most component sponsors carrying-over. A recently announced move to Stages Cycling power meters represents the largest change, shedding a little weight and forcing a computer change.
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