Debuted at the French National Championships, and soon to be seen at the Tour de France with wildcard team Bretagne-Séché Environnement, the Look 796 is the successor to the French brand’s 596.
The bike is said to use an integrated cockpit, brakes and crankset. Further details of the new time trial machine are currently scarce, however the brand has teased a few photos.
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The other details revealed
From these photos, the new 796 appears to borrow multiple features and design elements from the brand’s 795 AeroLight road frameset. These include Look’s own V-style front brake integrated into the middle of the fork, a chainstay-mounted direct-mount rear brake and a stem that sits seamlessly inline with the flat top tube.
If this stem is similar to the Aerostem found on the 795 AeroLight, then it will offer a wide-angle adjustment range for preference in handlebar height. In the case of the 795 AeroLight, this feature claims to offer 57mm of height adjustment.
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