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First Look: Heather Jackson’s Kona-Ready Argon 18 E 118 Tri+

The Argon 18 E 118 Tri+ was launched as part of race week on the Big Island.

October 8, 2019 Brad Kaminski

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American Heather Jackson will be riding this custom Argon 18 E 118 Tri+ in her pursuit to return to the Ironman World Championship podium on Saturday.

Heather — This year in Kona Heather Jackson will be riding the Argon 18 E 118 Tri+ in a size XS. The bike was launched on the Tuesday of race week. Photo: Brad Kaminski

Heather — Jackson will be riding on ENVE SES 7.8 disc wheels. Photo: Brad Kaminski

Heather — Heather is gong with the stock cockpit with a few additions. Photo: Brad Kaminski

Heather — Jackson is using 51 Speedshop extensions and arm cups to settle into on the Queen K. Photo: Brad Kaminski

Heather — Jackson uses a Wahoo Element Bolt. Photo: Brad Kaminski

Heather — Shimano electronic shifters are mounted on the extensions. Photo: Brad Kaminski

Heather — Herbalife24 sponsored athlete Heather Jackson uses Speedfil Z4 cages to carry her bottles. Photo: Brad Kaminski

Heather — Jackson’s bike is decorated with inspiring notes to keep her going. Photo: Brad Kaminski

Heather — A custom-designed ISM saddle. Photo: Brad Kaminski

Heather — Argon 18 has neatly integrated the charging and junction box into the stem of the bike. Photo: Brad Kaminski

Heather — Shimano shifters. Photo: Brad Kaminski

Heather — The paint on the Argon 18 is like a mood ring and changes color with the temperature. Photo: Brad Kaminski

Heather — Jackson likes IRC Formula Pro Tubeless Light tires inflated to 90psi. Photo: Brad Kaminski

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