The pro bikes at Eurobike

Marc Strucken

· 15.07.2022

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Eurobike is not only the place to see the latest hot innovations, but also the original bikes of the pros from the World Cups and races. We had a look around and took a closer look at the work equipment of Schurter, Courtney and Flückiger, among others. And Tuning-Pro "Dangerholm" also introduced us to two bikes.

Stefan Peter - Winner Megavalanche

King of the Megavalanche: The BiXS Enduro by Stefan Peter, who also took victory in 2022.

Time for victory: small clock on the headset cap

Stefan's drive is also characterised by hard work.

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Linda Indergand - bronze medallist at the 2021 Olympic Games

Liv Pique Advanced Pro 29 by Linda Indergand

There's no doubt who owns the Liv Pique. Here on the top tube...

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Mathias Flückiger - Olympic Games Tokyo 2021

Mathias Flückiger rode a Thömus Lightrider Worldcup Ganbaru in Tokyo and took silver.

Slightly yellowed, Flückiger's start number - behind it the F 232 One fork with 110 mm travel.

Right at the top: The Japanese Mount Fuji

XRC 1200 Spline wheels and illustrations from Flückiger's home country of Switzerland.

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Frank Schneider - Nicolai G15

The Nicolai Enduro by Frank Schneider. This placed him third in the M40 classification at the 2022 Megavalanche in Alpe d'Huez.

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Nino Schurter - Scott Spark RC Worldcup

Nino Schurter's Spark World Cup has some custom details...

The control for the electronic seatpost is integrated in the handle.

Super negative: Nino's handlebars make for a very sporty position.

N1NO - the number one! 9-times world champion.

Sram XX1 Rainbow and lots of glitter on the frame - as well as a small chain guide

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Kate Courtney - Scott Contessa Spark RC

Kate Courtney, Scott SRAM racer, rides a Scott Contessa Spark.

You look good today... that's how Kate starts the race.

Powermeter and Rainbow - the drive of the Contessa Sparks.

Details: Purple anodised screws on the level brake

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Georg Egger - Orbea Oiz

Gerorg Egger and Lukas Baum won the Cape Epic 2022 with the Orbea Oiz.

The South African dirt bears witness to the hard work at the Cape Epic.

Georg rides a very long stem on the Oiz.

Mechanical XTR - perhaps to prevent battery failures in the African outback?

For flat tyres: The Sahmurai Tubeless Tool is in the crank.

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Rides in his own class: Gustav "Dangerholm" Gullholm

Known for his tuning project for Scott - and massive thighs: Dangerholm

Original Dangerholm: Scott Spark RC Hypersonic in custom paintwork

The Spark Hypersonic weighs 9.19 kilos - handwritten by its creator.

Upside-down and pink - both a matter of taste

It could hardly be lighter: carbon and minimal material for the brakes.

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Marc Strucken

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Marc Struken is a passionate bike journalist and editor at Delius Klasing Verlag. After working in radio, radio, TV and online marketing, he has been contributing his experience to digital content for BIKE, EMTB, FREERIDE and MYBIKE since 2022 - whether mountain bike, gravel or road bike.

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The pro bikes at Eurobike

Stefan Peter - Winner Megavalanche

Linda Indergand - bronze medallist at the 2021 Olympic Games

Mathias Flückiger - Olympic Games Tokyo 2021

Frank Schneider - Nicolai G15

Nino Schurter - Scott Spark RC Worldcup

Kate Courtney - Scott Contessa Spark RC

Georg Egger - Orbea Oiz

Rides in his own class: Gustav "Dangerholm" Gullholm

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