Bike Check: Lance Armstrong’s Trek Speed Concept

His disc appears to be a repainted Lightweight, his wheel of choice during his days racing for the Astana cycling team.

Armstrong explicitly requested the number seven, presumably to call attention to his seven Tour de France titles, which are in jeopardy following his no contest of doping charges from USADA.

He uses an SRM power meter with SRAM TT rings.

His SRM power meter is paired with SRM's Power Control 7 computer.

These Bontrager RXXXL Aero brake levers have an in-line barrel adjuster to allow easy swaps between wheels with narrow rims and wide rims.

Lance Armstrong's Trek Speed Concept 9-series from the SuperFrog Triathlon.

He opted for Giro's Air Attack, a semi-aero helmet designed to create less drag than a standard road helmet while venting more than a full-on aero option.

Shades waiting in the helmet.

Running shoes and socks doused in baby powder.

Custom-made SRM Power Control 7 mount.

Armstrong is racing Speedplay pedals.

Bontrager's first anatomical tri saddle, the RXL Hilo. Armstrong has been racing it through the majority of his year back in the sport.

Still wearing Nike branded cycling shoes.

Custom painted Zipp VukaR2C shifters with an homage to Armstrong's home state and town.

He raced SRAM Red 2012 components.

Unlike many pro triathletes, Armstrong still opts for two bottles on his frame.

Although Armstrong is using the new Red 2012 rear derailleur, his front derailleur is still prior generation.

A Honey Stinger Waffle was stashed on his aerobars. Armstrong's picture is on the package.

Armstrong takes advantage of the Speed Concept 9-Series' massive range of adjustment. His stem piece provides substantial rise and he also spaces the extensions 1.5cm further above the basebar.

Armstrong's Speed Concept is custom painted in Livestrong garb.

Bontrager's Aeolus 7 D3 tubular front wheel.