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If you’ve been glued to the Tour de France this year and are wondering where you might be able to acquire one of the amazing bikes being raced, you’ve landed on the right page! Here we’re rounding up top-of-the-range, team edition bikes that are pretty much identical to the ones the pro rides and are available to buy… for a pretty penny, of course.
Bike brands often sell more affordable versions of models that sponsored teams ride, with spec downgrades to make price points, but that’s not what we’re covering here. These bikes (below) are either virtually identical to those ridden in the Tour or have just a few differences. Essentially, they’re the same level.
Sometimes there will be differences in components. A race team might have a deal with a certain manufacturer, for example, while the bike brand has commercial reasons for speccing products from a different company. Mainly, though, the components shown here are the same as you’ll see used in the Tour de France.
To keep things manageable, we’ve stuck with bikes that are finished in team livery or at least the same colours as the relevant team. If team colours don’t interest you, all of the framesets shown here come in other finishes too.
Every frameset that you see in the Tour de France is commercially available, or it will be soon – that’s one of the UCI’s rules. Even if a bike brand doesn’t offer a complete bike built up with the same components used by a particular team, you could put together a copy of anything ridden by the pros – as long as you’re prepared to throw enough money at it.
Here are bikes you can get your hands on that are the closest to those ridden by the pros at the Tour de France.
EF Education-EasyPost: Cannondale Lab71 SuperSix Evo Team £12,500
If you’re looking for the most distinctive bike in the pro peloton, EF Pro Cycling’s Cannondale SuperSix EVO has to be in with a shout.
You can ride a replica of the EF Education-EasyPost Cannondale team bike featuring the brand’s premium Series 0 carbon construction and team spec. This includes a Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 groupset, Vision Metron 60 SL wheels wrapped in Vittoria Corsa Pro TLR tyres, integrated SystemBar R-One bar/stem, and Fizik Vento Argo Adaptive 00 saddle.
The frameset is also available to buy for £4,750 from Saint Piran Service Course.
Buy Cannondale’s Lab71 SuperSix Evo Team Edition for £11,355.24 from Lordgun Bicycles
Decathlon-AG2R La Mondiale: Van Rysel RCR-F Pro £10,000
Van Rysel finally launched its RCR-F road bike in March 2025, following months of use by Decathlon-AG2R La Mondiale riders. This is unapologetically an aero bike and by no means a replacement for the RCR all-rounder. Van Rysel claims an all-up bike weight of 7.5kg in a size medium and reckons it’s the bike to choose for rolling and hilly terrain.
In terms of the spec, it’s built up with a top-level Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 groupset with power meter, and Swiss Side Hadron2 Ultimate wheels wrapped in Continental GP5000S TR tyres.
This Decathlon-AG2R La Mondiale team bike replica is £10,000 from Decathlon
Lidl-Trek: Trek Madone SLR 9 AXS Gen 8 £10,500
The weapons of choice for Lidl-Trek riders used to be the Trek Madone and Trek Émonda, but last year Trek combined its two top-end road platforms with the launch of the Madone Gen 8, moving towards a one-bike-to-do-it-all approach.
For the top-tier replica, SRAM supplies the groupsets, the tyres are from Pirelli, and Trek’s Bontrager brand provides pretty much everything else.
If £10,500 is too much to spend, you can also get the SLR 7 Gen 8 in Lidl-Trek livery for £7,250 with Shimano’s Ultegra Di2 groupset.
Lidl-Trek riders are using bikes in Trek’s latest Project One Icon finish at the Tour de France.
“Couler (French for ‘to flow’) is inspired by abstract expressionists and channels the movement and spontaneity seen in the works of artists like Matisse and Pollock,” says Trek.
A Couler finish adds £2,200 to the cost of a Trek Madone SLR through Project One.
Get the Trek Madone SLR9 Gen 8 in Lidl-Trek colours for £10,500 from Trek
Israel-Premier Tech: Factor Ostro VAM Shimano Dura-Ace from £10,999
> Factor releases new Ostro VAM
Back at the start of the year, Factor unveiled a new Icon Blue finish for the Ostro VAMs ridden by Israel-Premier Tech, and it’s available to everyone else too.
You can buy the Ostro VAM with Shimano’s top-level Dura-Ace groupset (Israel-Premier Tech uses Dura-Ace with FSA chainsets) and Black Inc wheels at prices from £10,999. You can customise the spec to your taste and budget. An Ostro VAM equipped with Shimano Ultegra Di2 components costs from £8,999.
Israel-Premier Tech riders are racing the Tour de France on bikes with a special edition swap-out hand-painted finish. The Factor Ostro VAM is available in this ‘Watercolour Edition’ at prices from £9,099 to £11,599, depending on the groupset you choose.
Factor has a new aero road bike on the way, which will be available to the public at some stage, but (at the time of writing) it has yet to be released.
Buy a Factor Ostro VAM Dura-Ace from Vires Velo for £10,999
Groupama-FDJ: Wilier Filante SLR €12,500 (around £10,665)
The Wilier Filante SLR is the lovely aero bike that Mark Cavendish rode to his record-breaking 35th Tour de France stage victory last year, and a ‘Cav’ replica edition is still available to make you just as fast (okay, maybe not quite as fast).
The bike shown above, though, is in 2025 Groupama-FDJ colours with a Shimano Dura-Ace groupset and Miche Kleos wheels. Fitted with a power meter and Ceramic Speed bearings, you’re looking at €12,500 (around £10,665).
A Wilier Filante SLR equipped with a Shimano Ultegra Di2 groupset – a level down – is €9,400 (about £8,020).
For the 2025 Tour de France, Groupama-FDJ riders are aboard a Filante SLR with a special edition finish called Fragments de Métamorphose. It’s available to the public.
If you don’t want to spend that much, the Wilier Filante SL Ultegra Di2 that Aaron Borrill recently tested on road.cc is £5,999.
Buy now for £8,797.10 from Lordgun Bicycles
Bahrain Victorious: Merida Reacto Team £8,500
It looks like a new Merida Reacto is on the way because we’ve spotted it with Bahrain Victorious at the Tour de France, but it has yet to be launched.
> New Merida Reacto aero bike pops up at the Tour de France
In the meantime, you can buy both the existing Merida Reacto aero road bike (above) and Scultura lightweight road bike (below) in Bahrain Victorious team finishes.
The component specs are extremely close to those used by the pros too, with Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 groupsets, Vision wheels, Continental tyres, and Prologo saddles.
Buy the Merida Reacto Team from Tredz for £8,500
Bahrain Victorious: Merida Scultura Team £8,000
The Reacto and the Scultura frames are each available in a top-level CF5 version, as used by the pros.
Get the Merida Scultura Team bike for £8,000 from Biketart
UAE Team Emirates: Colnago V5RS £15,000
Colnago offers its top-level V5Rs in a UAE Team Emirates finish. It’s not the most eye-catching finish ever – it’s pretty subtle, to be honest – but you get a UAE flag and some UAE Emirates logos. If you want a more in-yer-face design, the V5Rs is also available in a rainbow finish inspired by Tadej Pogacar’s 2024 World Road Race Championships win (below).
You can get a V5Rs equipped with a Shimano Ultegra Di2 groupset and Vision SC 45 wheels for £9,000, although going for Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 and Enve WS SES 4.5 wheels – as used by UAE Team Emirates – bumps the price up to £15,000.
The Colnago Y1Rs is available in a UAE Team Emitates finish too.
Buy the Colnago V5Rs with a Shimano Ultegra Di2 groupset for £8,999 from Swinnerton Cycles
Arkéa-B&B Hotels: Bianchi Oltre RC £11,649
This one is a bit of a cheat because it’s not a team edition, it’s just that Arkea-B&B Hotels riders happen to use the Oltre RC in this colour scheme and with a similar build.
Okay, the pros use Vision wheels, Vittoria tyres and Selle Italia saddles rather than the Bianchi and Pirelli options fitted here. They also ride with FSA chainsets rather than Shimano, but the stock bike you can buy is a similar level to the one ridden in the Tour de France.
The Bianchi Oltre RC with Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 is £11,649 from Northern Ride
Alpecin-Deceuninck: Canyon Aeroad CFR Di2 £9,299
Canyon offers its Aeroad in two frameset options and various builds starting at £3,949.
You see Alpecin-Deceuninck riders on bikes with different finishes, but the Aeroad CFR Di2 is the official team replica bike, built around a 995g frame and 396g fork.
You get a Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 groupset and Selle Italia saddle, as used by the Alpecin-Deceuninck riders, although the wheels are DT Swiss ARC 1100 Dicut DB 55 rather than the Shimano options used by the team.
The Canyon Ultimate CFR AXS (£9,299, reduced to £7,899) is available in a Movistar finish with a SRAM Red AXS groupset.
Buy the Canyon Aeroad CFR Di2 for £9,299 from Canyon
Red Bull – Bora – Hansgrohe: Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL8: Red Bull 2025 TdF LTD £13,499
Rather than offering separate aero and lightweight race bikes, Specialized went down the ‘one bike to rule them all’ route with the launch of the Tarmac SL7 back in 2020, and that remains the case today with Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe and Soudal-Quickstep racing the S-Works Tarmac SL8 on all road stages.
Specialized has recently made the Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe version – raced by the likes of podium-chasing Primoz Roglic – available to buy in a limited edition.
It comes in a Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe finish – “A deep blue wrapped in the unmistakable tone-on-tone sticker slap graphic that defines this team’s bold energy,” it says.
Beyond that, the build is the same as the one used by the pros with a SRAM Red AXS groupset and Roval Rapide wheels.
Specialized says, “This is not a replica. This is the bike. Only 500 will ever be made. And it will never be available again.”
Buy the Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL8: Red Bull 2025 TdF LTD for £13,499 from Specialized
Team Cofidis: Look 795 Blade RS £13,999
Team Cofidis are riding the Look 795 Blade RS in a new Iconic Black Radial design.
“This production model offers the exact same setup ridden by Cofidis athletes on the roads of France, from the cutting-edge Campagnolo Super Record Wireless 13-speed groupset to the exclusive Bora WTO Ultra 60 Team Edition wheels,” says Look.
You also get Vittoria Corsa Pro TLR tyres and Look’s Aero Carbo Combo cockpit.
Buy the Look 795 Blade RS Iconic Black Radial for £13,999
Framesets
Even when complete professional replica bikes aren’t available, you can often buy framesets in team colours. You can get the Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL8 Team frameset in a Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe finish for £5,000, for instance.
The Cube Litening Air C:68X (£2,999) and Cube Litening Aero C:68X (£2,799) are available in Intermarché-Wanty finishes.
Buy an ex-team bike
If a team replica isn’t authentic enough for you, how about the real thing? Pro team bikes are usually sold off when new models come in. Bikeroom, for example, has an area of its site devoted to WorldTour team bikes.
Which team replica is your favourite? Let us know in the comments section below…
1 thought on “Tour de France pro bikes you can buy yourself — from Trek, Specialized, Canyon, Van Rysel, Cannondale, Colnago, Wilier, Bianchi…”
I’m going to spend north of
I’m going to spend north of 12 bags on a bike that’s dolled up in the colours of a discount supermarket, and a bike that unshipped it’s chain on a ( record breaking ) sprint finish, and had mechanicals requiring 2 bike changes, on one stage am I? Errrm pass the crack pipe over here when you’re done??