Pro Bike Gallery: Peter Sagan’s 2013 Cannondale SuperSix Evo

Peter Sagan caught fire in 2012 with five stage wins at the Amgen Tour of California and three wins at the Tour de France along with the green jersey. He did, however, miss the top step of the podium in the spring classics so look for him to make a push on the cobbles in 2013. We had a chance to inspect his bike at the Cannondale team launch in Westlake Village, California. Photo: Evan Rudd | VeloNews.com

Every rider of the Cannondale Pro Cycling team had these Cannondale Hollowgram SISL2 cranks with SRM spider and the new SRAM Red, Yaw-compatible chainrings. We'd venture to guess that this power meter in particular almost always records the most watts. Photo: Evan Rudd | VeloNews.com

Sagan rolled with an 11-26 cassette for the short but steep climbs around Westlake Village and Thousand Oaks during the team’s ride with members of the media. Photo: Evan Rudd | VeloNews.com

Cannondale riders will pilot Vision wheels in 2013 after the team parted ways with Mavic. The 50mm TC50 tubular wheels proved their sturdiness when Sagan pulled a few bunny-hop wheelies for some delighted onlookers. The wheels were glued up with Kenda tires, another new sponsor. Photo: Evan Rudd | VeloNews.com

Sagan, along with teammates Moreno Moser, Michel Koch, and Damiano Caruso, opted for the integrated FSA Plasma Compact Handlebars. The aero design not only saves weight but is stiffer than a traditional stem and bar setup. Photo: Evan Rudd | VeloNews.com

A look at the aero profile of the FSA Plasma cockpit. Photo: Evan Rudd | VeloNews.com

In case you forgot whose bike you were ogling. Team captain Ivan Basso said in a press conference he wouldn’t be surprised to see Sagan win the Tour de France one day. The sky seems to be the limit to his potential. Photo: Evan Rudd | VeloNews.com

Sagan perches atop the fi’zi:k Aliante saddle with carbon rails. The green anodized seat collar is a nice touch. Photo: Evan Rudd | VeloNews.com