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Gallery: Fabian Cancellara’s 2015 Trek Domane team bike

Trek Factory Racing debuts one of its three team bikes, the Domane 6-series, which three-time Roubaix winner Cancellara will ride in 2015

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Fabian Cancellara rides the Domane 6-series all year. His has slightly different geometry (a much lower head tube and quicker steering) than the standard Domane. Consumers can by the special version, called the Classics Edition, from Trek, thanks to UCI rules that mandate all pro bikes be available to the public. Photo: Trek Factory Racing
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Trek Factory Racing has three road bikes available to each of its riders. The Domane, shown here, is intended for use in the Classics, but some riders, like Fabian Cancellara, use it all year. The team also has the light and stiff Emonda and aerodyanmic Madone frames available. Photo: Trek Factory Racing
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Trek provides most equipment for its Trek Factory Racing team. The wheels, cockpits, and saddles are Bontrager, a Trek house brand, as is the clothing. The tires shown here are from Veloflex, so it appears that Trek will not ride Schwalbe tires as it did last year. Photo: Trek Factory Racing
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Trek’s Project One system allows consumers to custom build their bikes and apply semi-custom paint jobs. Photo: Trek Factory Racing
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Samsung is back as a sponsor for 2015. Photo: Trek Factory Racing
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The Domane Classics Edition has sharper handling, courtesy of an incredibly low 51mm trail figure. Photo: Trek Factory Racing
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People For Bikes recently surpassed its 1 million cyclist goal, and will once again be partnered with Trek Factory Racing in 2015.
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The ISOspeed decoupler allows the seat tube to flex independently of the top tube. Trek hates it when we call it a pivot, but that’s what it is. Photo: Trek Factory Racing
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Clean internal cable routing on the Domane. Photo: Trek Factory Racing
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Though the color of the bikes has changed, it seems that the team’s kits will still feature the striped pattern of 2014. Photo: Trek Factory Racing
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Fabian Cancellara helped designed the Domane Classics Edition. We hear there will be a new version for this spring. Photo: Trek Factory Racing
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Fabian Cancellara’s Trek Domane 6-series. Photo: Trek Factory Racing
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Cancellara will look to add to his Classics tally on the Domane. Photo: Trek Factory Racing
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Cables tuck cleanly in front of the headtube. Photo: Trek Factory Racing
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The rear brake line is run internally in the top tube. Photo: Trek Factory Racing
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Every frame used in the pro ranks has to be approved by the UCI, and has to be publicly available. That’s why we can buy special frames like the Classics Edition. Photo: Trek Factory Racing
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The Domane 6-series uses Trek’s best carbon. Photo: Trek Factory Racing
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Go and take it, Fabian. Photo: Trek Factory Racing
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Cancellara will likely ride a custom-painted Domane at the Classics this year, as he usually does. But he’ll start the year on this Domane. Photo: Trek Factory Racing

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