Tour de France Features Four New High-Tech Bikes

The 2025 Tour de France continues to showcase cutting-edge cycling technology, including an uphill time trial that excites tech enthusiasts with a variety of bike setups ranging from lightweight machines to specialized time trial bikes. Jonathan Milan of the Lidl-Trek team claimed his first Tour stage win riding a bike emblazoned with a striking Matisse-inspired livery, featuring advanced carbon-fiber and aerodynamic design elements such as Sram's electronic Red Axs 12-speed groupset and integrated components. In parallel, Ribble has launched the Ultra-Race, a lightweight all-round race bike that balances aerodynamics and weight, offering a 2.6-watt improvement over its predecessor, the Endurance SLR, for mixed terrain racing. Meanwhile, French manufacturer Mash Motorcycles has introduced the K750 sports bike with a 730cc twin-cylinder engine, premium components, and competitive pricing, expanding their lineup with European-inspired styling and technology. These developments reflect ongoing innovation across both cycling and motorcycling sectors, highlighting new models and technologies designed to optimize performance and aesthetics for racers and enthusiasts alike.