Specialized has produced a CVNDSH Venge for the Tour de France, just for sprint ace Mark Cavendish.
Cavendish's 49cm frame is finished with white seat stays, top tube and down tube with dark metallic green chain stays, seat tube, forks and then that green is carried through to a strip on the underside of the down tube and on the top side of the top tube. There's also a lime green carriage line on the down tube.
Trek launches new Émonda lightweight bike range
Range-topping Trek Émonda SLR 10 weighs 4.6kg and will cost £11,000
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A closer look at the Ineos Grenadiers squad for the Tour de France 2021
The team has promised to bring more exciting racing to the Tour this summer
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Mark Cavendish: 'I've packed a suitcase for the Tour de France'
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'Hard to say' whether Mark Cavendish will ever return to Tour de France, says Rod Ellingworth
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Mark Cavendish won't ride the Tour de France 2020
Mark Cavendish won't ride the Tour de France 2020, as Bahrain-McLaren have now confirmed their full team for the race.
By Alex Ballinger •
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Mark Cavendish’s chances of being selected for Tour de France hurt by lack of racing, says Rod Ellingworth
Mark Cavendish’s hopes of a Tour de France comeback have been hurt by coronavirus, his boss has said.
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Rumours of Mark Cavendish move to Bahrain-Merida resurface
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By Alex Ballinger •
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'You miss the big sprinters' : How absence of Cavendish & Kittel has changed the Tour de France sprints
Riders give their views on how Tour de France sprints change without two of the race's best ever sprinters
By Gregor Brown •
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Sir Bradley Wiggins says absent Mark Cavendish ‘lives for the Tour de France’
Sir Bradley Wiggins says Mark Cavendish ‘lives for the Tour de France after the British sprinter was dropped from this year’s race.
By Alex Ballinger •
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Mark Cavendish 'not thinking of Merckx's record' Tour de France stage wins
The Manxman told his old team boss Erik Zabel he is just focused on winning one more time
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