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Pro Bike Gallery: Toms Skujins’s Trek Madone

Newly-crowned Latvian champ's Madone boasts a setup for the breakaways and Trek-Segfredo's stunning special Tour de France paint job.

Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com

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Trek-Segafredo riders get a special paint job for the 2019 Tour de France. If you were watching the Giro d’Italia this year, you’ll recognize it as the same paint that was on Bauke Mollema’s bike. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
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Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
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The Madone has ample integration worth talking about, but this number plate post is pretty darn nifty. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
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The paint comes courtesy of Trek’s Project One service, which allows customers to customize their rides with flashy color schemes. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
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Up close, the paint has something of a splattered blood look. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
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It changes appearance depending on how the light hits it. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
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Even the smallest details got a fresh coat of paint, including the integrated headset spacer. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
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Check out that brushed metal look in the Trek logo. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
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Skujins has opted out of Trek’s integrated cockpit that comes standard on the Madone. Instead, he’s got a carbon Bontrager stem and an aero handlebar. This requires some creative cable routing, since the cables usually route through the integrated stem. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
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Like all Trek riders, Skujins is running SRAM’s Red eTap AXS drivetrain, seen here with the integrated Quarq power meter. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
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Skujins has a taste for breakaways, so it’s no surprise to see him on a Madone for the early stages before the mountains. He’ll run Bontrager’s Aeoulus XXX4 wheels, a mid-depth wheelset that’s ideal for Skujins’s pursuits. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
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Bontrager’s carbon water bottle cages are so wispy they have the weight printed right on them. A bit of a show-off? Sure, but hey, when you got it, you got it. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com

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