Cancellara's bike just before the start of the 2012 Tour of Flanders. Cancellara would mount his newly unveiled Trek Domane, but his Ronde would end 62km from the finish with a nasty crash and resulting collarbone fracture. The Olympic champ will be back to racing in May. Photo: Nick Legan
Cancellara’s bike just before the start of the 2012 Tour of Flanders. Cancellara would mount his newly unveiled Trek Domane, but his Ronde would end 62km from the finish with a nasty crash and resulting collarbone fracture. The Olympic champ will be back to racing in May. Photo: Nick Legan
Luckily Cancellara rides a long stem; he needs all the room he can get for his race cue sheet. Photo: Nick Legan
Cancellara has long had the nickname “Tony Montana” from the movie Scarface. Photo: Nick Legan
White Nokon housing with red accents are a nice Swiss-themed touch. Notice the new cable routing on the Trek Domane. Photo: Nick Legan
Cancellara’s bike was built using full Nokon housing, for compressionless housing performance, and aftermarket pulleys. Photo: Nick Legan
Photo: Nick Legan
Color-matched pedals on Cancellara’s spare bike. Photo: Nick Legan
Cancellara and the Radioshack-Nissan team used FMB Paris Roubaix 25mm tubulars for Flanders. Photo: Nick Legan
A Swiss touch for Cancellara’s number. Photo: Nick Legan
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