I decided to call up my friend Zac from BMC Japan, who also happened to be working the same event with me, and asked if I could borrow a one of their test bikes for the event. And he kindly lent me one of their top-end bikes, the BMC teammachine SLR01 with regular shimano ultegra (just the way I like it).

You’ll be seeing me ride this bike in a couple videos, and so I thought I’d do a proper introduction video of the full bike and it’s components. Also, we’ll be showing BMC Zac’s Roadmachine disc, which has a beautiful red and green color combination.

This bike is extremely fast, and I’ve already taken one of my target KOMs with it on Strava (ironically one where Zac was ahead of me haha).

It’s going to be hard to say goodbye to this bike, but it was fun while it lasted.. 🙂

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Today is the first episode of this series, and we’re visiting Y’s Road in Nagoya (ワイズロード名古屋). Y’s Road is a mega bicycle retailer chain in Japan, with locations in all of the major cities.

Their lineup of bicycles is massive, with lots of major brands in stock like Cannondale, Bianchi, Scott, BMC, De Rosa, Trek, and more! They also have a very large stock of various parts, including stems, handlebars, accessories, tools, etc. Almost anything you need you can find here.

This bike shop is actually split into two parts, the main bike shop, and then the cycle wear and other goods shop. They are both part of the same main building, but you will need to walk outside and around to the entrance to the second building. We’ll be going over the cycle wear shop in a separate video.

Part 2: Cycle Wear Shop

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