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Kona Pro Bike: Linsey Corbin’s Trek Speed Concept

Get a close-up look at the Trek Speed Concept American Linsey Corbin will ride at this Saturday's Ironman World Championship.

October 8, 2018 Chris Foster

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Linsey — Photographed at the Big Island’s “End of The World” lava field, Linsey Corbin’s brand new Trek Speed Concept Project One ICON Team features a striking chrome pearl paint job. Photo: Oliver Baker

Linsey — Switching from a smaller sized bike for 2018, Linsey will race on Saturday with a medium frame. Photo: Oliver Baker

Linsey — Linsey’s cockpit sports Bontrager’s Low/Far stem with a 15mm spacer and Bontrager Mono plug-in aerobar adapter with ski bend extensions. Photo: Oliver Baker

Linsey — Anticipating Kona’s heavy crosswinds, Linsey is running a 60mm Bontrager Aeolus XXX 6 tubular front wheel. Photo: Oliver Baker

Linsey — Linsey’s gorgeous ICON paint job has hints of red woven within the chrome pearl. Photo: Oliver Baker

Linsey — The seat storage behind the top tube perfectly matches the paint scheme of the rest of the frame. Photo: Oliver Baker

Linsey — Linsey runs a Quarq DFour91 GXP power meter with 165mm cranks and a 55×42 chainring. Photo: Oliver Baker

Linsey — Linsey’s ski bend extensions provide easy access to Di2 shifters. Photo: Oliver Baker

Linsey — Shimano 9100 DI2 components throughout. Photo: Oliver Baker

Linsey — Linsey’s cassette range of choice for the Big Island will be 11-28. Photo: Oliver Baker

Linsey — Unlike many other pros, Linsey chooses to run 23mm Bontrager R4 320 tubular tires for race day. Photo: Oliver Baker

Linsey — The lower cowling on Linsey’s Speed concept creates airflow around an otherwise turbulent rear wheel. Photo: Oliver Baker

Linsey — Linsey uses nearly all Bontrager equipment, including a Bontrager Speed Concept Bottle cage (BTA) for hydration. Photo: Oliver Baker

Linsey — Appropriate for the Big Island, Linsey uses Bontager’s Hilo Pro carbon saddle for the long day on the Queen K. Photo: Oliver Baker

Get a close-up look at the Trek Speed Concept Project One ICON American Linsey Corbin will ride at this Saturday’s Ironman World Championship.

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