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Pinarello unveils track frameset for Tokyo

Not wanting to be outdone by the stunning track bike the British track squad will be racing at this year’s Tokyo Olympics, Pinarello has announced the new MAAT track bike, which it hopes will be the key to Italian success on the boards of the Izu Velodrome.

Taking over from the Bolide HR that famously helped Sir Bradley Wiggins take the Hour record, the new MAAT pushes aerodynamic advantage even further. With the UCI

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