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Chris Froome's Pinarello Dogma in Tour de France yellow (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Nino Schurter's Scott still had its first place number plate on it from his recent victory at Mont-St-Anne (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Simon Gerrans' Orica-Greenedge Scott Addict (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Team Belkin Giant Propel (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Ritchie Porte's Team Sky Pinarello Dogma (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Peter Sagan's Team Cannondale SuperSix through the triangle of David Millar's Team Garmin-Sharp Cervélo S5 (Image credit: BikeRadar)
David Millar's Team Garmin-Sharp Cervélo S5 (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Fi'zi:k makes three main styles of road saddles, which are supposedly for three types of flexibility (Image credit: BikeRadar)
David Millar's Team Garmin-Sharp Cervélo S5 celebrated the 100th edition of the Tour de France (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Fi'zi:k collected a number of pro bikes, all of which happened to have, quite coincidentally, Fi'zi:k saddles (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Peter Sagan's Cannondale SuperSix with Hulk graphics (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Peter Sagan's Cannondale SuperSix with Hulk graphics (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Peter Sagan's Cannondale SuperSix with Hulk graphics (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Peter Sagan's Cannondale SuperSix with Hulk graphics (Image credit: BikeRadar)
French sprinter Gregory Baugé's Look 96 (Image credit: BikeRadar)
French sprinter Gregory Baugé's Look 96 (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Simon Gerrans' Orica-Greenedge Scott Addict (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Team Columbia's GTR Gran Tourismo (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Team Columbia's Wilier Trestina Twin Blade (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Nino Schurter's Scott still had its first place number plate on it from his recent victory at Mont-St-Anne (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Dugast tubulars glued to DT Swiss carbon rims on Schurter's bike (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Purito's Canyon Aeroad (Image credit: BikeRadar)
The Canyon Aeroad of Joaquim Rodriguez (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Chris Froome's Pinarello Dogma in Tour de France yellow (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Fabien Barrel's Canyon Strive AL enduro race bike was on display (Image credit: BikeRadar)
The Strive AL has 160mm of rear wheel travel (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Jerome Clementz' Cannondale Jekyll sports SRAM components and Mavic wheels (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Clementz runs an athlete-only BlackBox PIKE Fork (Image credit: BikeRadar)
The Cannondale Jekyll uses a Fox DYAD shock which adjusts the rear suspension between 90mm for climbing and 150mm for descending (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Svein Tuft's Orica-Greenedge Scott Plasma TT (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Bauke Mollema's Belkin Giant TCR (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Marcus Kittel's Argos-Shimano Felt (Image credit: BikeRadar)
Johan le Bon's Française des Jeux Lapierre Aerostorm (Image credit: BikeRadar)
This article first appeared on Bikeradar .
At Eurobike in Friedrichshafen, Germany, many brands took the opportunity to tout their connection to the world's best racers with their competition bicycles on display.
Many bikes were put up for admiration — under lock-and-key, of course — in what looked to be post-race condition, with grease and mud still splattered on many of them.
BikeRadar wandered the many halls of Eurobike and found machines like Peter Sagan's Cannondale SuperSix, Nino Schurter's Scott XC Scale, Joaquim Rodríguez' Canyon and many more.
Check out the gallery here for a visual stroll through the Eurobike halls.
For our complete Eurobike coverage, click here .