I Had Tadej Pogačar's Race Bike for One Hour

I got exclusive access to Tadej Pogačar's actual race bike at Colnago HQ in Cambiago, Italy — and found something on the bike that nobody has talked about. This is the Colnago Y1Rs he rode at Milan-San Remo 2025 — world champion colorway, 1x drivetrain, and crash damage still on it. Full bike check and every spec. This is as close as you'll get to a pro WorldTour race bike without being on the team. Full Build — Tadej Pogačar Colnago Y1Rs: Frame: Colnago Y1Rs Medium — World Champion colorway Cockpit: One-piece bar/stem 145mm x 37.7cm Drivetrain: Shimano Dura-Ace 1x, 56t Carbon-Ti chainring, custom K-Edge chain guide Cassette: Shimano Dura-Ace 11-34 Cranks: 165mm Chain guide: Custom K-Edge with UAE Team Emirates logos Wheels: Enve 6.7 with Innerdrive Pro hub Tires: Continental Grand Prix 5000 S TR TT 28mm Saddle: Fizik Argo Adaptive Bottom bracket: Bikone aero Weight: 7.275kg / 16.005lbs More from France and Italy coming soon: Colnago C72 launch at the Milan opera house Groupama-FDJ Paris-Roubaix bike setup Watching Paris-Roubaix from the cobbles 00:00 I Got Access to Tadej Pogačar's Actual Race Bike 00:19 Colnago Y1Rs — World Champion Colorway Up Close 00:34 The 1x Drivetrain Setup Nobody Else Is Running 00:56 Enve 6.7 Wheels & Continental GP5000 S TR TT — Why These Tires? 01:14 Carbon-Ti Everything & the 1-Watt Computer Mount 01:40 How Much Does Tadej's Race Bike Actually Weigh? 01:53 The Crash Damage Still on the Bike from Milan-San Remo 02:13 The Front Wheel Detail Nobody Noticed 02:32 Why This Bike Belongs in a Museum 02:45 What It Actually Feels Like to Handle Tadej's Race Bike 03:32 Watching Paris-Roubaix from the Cobbles — What Nobody Tells You 03:47 Inside Groupama-FDJ's Roubaix Bike Setup 04:08 Riding the Colnago C72 Around Lake Como & Ghisallo