Features Road Superfast, but carrying a one-way ticket to nowhere By James Huang published 28 July 2007 Team Astana rider Paolo Savoldelli's BMC TT01 Time Machine doesn't travel through time like the... Comments Image 1 of 6The fully integrated seat postA unique handlebar clampThe deep-section seat tubeThe unique Aero Hinge designAdjustable horizontal carbon fiber dropoutsThe deep-section seat tubePro Bikes, July 28, 2007Paolo Savoldelli's Astana BMC TT01 Time MachineGet The Leadout NewsletterThe latest race content, interviews, features, reviews and expert buying guides, direct to your inbox!Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors James HuangSocial Links Navigation LatestSummit of fearsome Mortirolo climb in Italy renamed after Marco Pantani'We don't know his limits on the road' - Will Tom Pidcock ride the 2025 Tour de France?Archibald and Bibic to defend titles in new UCI Track Champions League seriesSee more latest ► Most Popular'One final push on the road' - Chris Froome on retirement, sliding doors and chasing another Grand Tour Hiboy kickstarts Black Friday with deals on leading e-scooter models 'I want to face the unknown' - Elisa Longo Borghini lifts lid on major new goals for 2025 and beyondShipping rates and €900 paint jobs: A deep dive into why some bikes cost so much moneyMark Cavendish's bikes: A look back at the Manx Missile's machines through the yearsThe defining moments of the 2024 season: Olympic golds, a Triple Crown and records smashed Patent pending: How patents steer innovation in cyclingClogged valves, broken chains, cheap motels - The lessons to pivot and persevere a first year of privateering'It's not even a bike race, it's the Tour de France' - Mark Cavendish on an emotional close to the season, and maybe his careerElite Avanti: A feature-filled, top-level smart trainer at a reduced priceToe straps, TT bikes and zip-tied battery bodges: Six bike tech hacks found at the cycling esports world championships
