Chris Sanger

My black/black di2 r5 just replaced my Wilier cento1 sr. I was nervous at first, because I loved the Wilier, but this bike is incredible and I couldn't be happier with the switch.

Stiffness is great and all, but it doesn't do you any favors if it's not balanced, and that's something I've really been able to feel after switching to this bike, especially in the sprint. There's something incredible about the planted pedaling platform the r5 provides when you're giving it your all. All that and it's comfortable too. I'm running 25's and the bike feels smooth and bright. I don't feel much of a need to go to 28's.

I'm 6' 3" with long arms and pretty garbage low back flexibility. Running a 58 with 10mm of spacers.

Really liked them on the first ride, but completely fell apart in the wash. Wish they lasted because they are pretty comfortable to ride in and they saved my ass a few times.

He'd have this pick up pad.

This thing is a complete blast to ride. Just slack enough to be super confidence inspiring without hampering the ability to climb... too much. Techy climbs won't favor this bike, but I don't favor techy climbs. Point it down hill and grin like an idiot. If I needed to have a one bike quiver (thank god I don't) this would be the one.

was surprised at how cool these are considering the amount of material. great grip, really comfortable.

love it. not too sweet. caffeine and hydration to keep you going.

This stem ends up on every mountain bike I own. It's brilliant. Stiff and light, doesn't slip.

They covered my feet and didn't annoy me. Good socks.

The neck was really small for me, I guess I have a big neck? Other than that the jersey is really nice material and fits well.

It keeps my head warm and tells the world that I ride bikes. That's cool.