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E119
Trying to push the boundaries of integration and aero optimization, the E119 is now available with Classified Powershift Hub technology for a limited edition. Combining aerodynamics and full system integration, the Powershift hub replaces the front derailleur by offering two virtual chainrings inside the rear hub , allowing instant, wireless shifting under load while improving aerodynamics and efficiency with SRAM Force 1 50T aero chainring & Parcours Chrono 68/75mm wheels.
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E119
Our fastest triathlon bike, offering our most advanced engineering and full integration for ultimate race-day performance.
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E117
Known for its superb handling and versatile setup, the E-117 Tri Disc is the obvious choice for a first dedicated triathlon bike.
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Decisions, decisions… made easy. With a bike that gives you flat-out advantage on the climbs, the sprints and the straightaways, the only decision you’ll need to make is how nice you want to be to the other guys.
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Anti Matter
Built for the fastest gravel races on the planet, the Anti Matter is a no-compromise race machine where aerodynamics, stiffness, and speed come first. It delivers road-bike efficiency on gravel, optimized as a complete aero system for modern gravel racing.
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Anti Matter
Built for the fastest gravel races on the planet, the Anti Matter is a no-compromise race machine where aerodynamics, stiffness, and speed come first. It delivers road-bike efficiency on gravel, optimized as a complete aero system for modern gravel racing.
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Anti Matter
Built for the fastest gravel races on the planet, the Anti Matter is a no-compromise race machine where aerodynamics, stiffness, and speed come first. It delivers road-bike efficiency on gravel, optimized as a complete aero system for modern gravel racing.
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Anti Matter frameset (2026)
Designed for riders who prioritize speed, efficiency, and control where it matters most - in rough and unpredictable conditions.
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Tyler Mislawchuk
Tyler Mislawchuk entered his first triathlon at 15 as cross-training for hockey and soccer but quickly committed fully. He made his World Cup debut in 2013 and stepped up to the ITU World Triathlon Series in 2015, finishing 10th in London as the highest-ranked Canadian man. He made his Olympic debut in Rio 2016 and won the Tokyo Olympic test event in 2019 before finishing 15th at Tokyo 2020.
After injuries in 2022, he surged from 115th to 12th in the WTCS rankings in 2023, setting his sights on Paris 2024, where he secured a top-10 finish. Recently, he won his first middle-distance triathlon, completing his first half marathon, signaling a move toward long-course racing.
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Cycling Canada Cyclisme
Founded in 1882, Cycling Canada aims to support and develop talented Canadian cyclists to achieve Olympic, Paralympic, and World Championship medal performances. Cycling Canada manages the High Performance team, hosts national and international events, and administers programs to promote and grow cycling across the country. Cyclists on the team compete at the highest level in multiple disciplines, and the team has gone a long way to ensure that Canada is known for its ability to battle with the best in almost every event on the track.