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Aussie Ben O'Connor, a new recruit to Team Dimension Data, put on quite a show at the Santos Tour Down Under People's Choice Criterium, going off the front on the third lap and staying there until just over two laps to go.
Standing 1.88m / 6-feet-two-inches, O'Connor was riding a comparatively small size 56cm frame, however, a glance at the massive amount of seatpost sticking out of the frame and his 830 mm saddle height gives an insight into the West Australian's unique bike fit.
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It appears the majority of that height must be in his legs because the 130mm ENVE stem is not something particularly out of the ordinary for a World Tour Rider.
At the top of that tree of a seatpost is a Fizik Antares saddle and the front touch points are a set of 400mm ENVE road bars finished with Lizard Skins DSP Camo bar tape.
O'Connor is one of three Team Dimension Data riders on Rotor's Q-rings, and has a 53-38t combo set to the third OCP (Optimum Chainring Positions).
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