Look 795 RS Light Carbon Aero TT/TRIATHLON/IRONMAN 2018 Road Bike – Dura Ace,ZIPP - £5500

£1550 O.N.O

Size :- Medium

Here we have a basically perfect example of a truly stunning innovative and rare bike, manufactured by one of the very best bike companies out there. Look and Time are the only companies who manufacture all of their carbon parts on site in France, none of their components are made in Taiwan or China and as such the quality of the components far exceeds many other makes.
This 795 RS Light is a truly stunning Aero machine, every facet of the bike has been engineered to the most excellent standard with truly innovative design throughout. The bar are the most aero set up on the market but not only that, they are even adjustable so the angle of the stem can change from -13 - +17 degrees whilst maintaining aero positioning. The ZED 3 Carbon Crankset (LOOKs own design and manufacture) has carbon inserts that allow the crank length to change to either 170mm, 172.5mm or 175mm allowing the rider to alter this without an expensive purchase, plus they are ultra lightweight also.
This bike is in perfect condition, it has been ridden less than 200 miles and is absolutely stunning, it is a true head turner and the likelihood of seeing the same bike out on the road is next to zero!
Grab yourself an absolute bargain at a starting price that is less than a third of the price new, and this is basically a new bike!!
The LOOK 795 RS frameset alone costs £4350!
LOOK’s head-turning 795 Aerolight and 795 Light aero bikes get updated
Improved cable routing, carbon fibre bottom bracket and a new handlebar for LOOK's 795 aero bikes

LOOK’s space-age 795 road bike has turned heads since it was launched in July 2014, and now the aero machine has been updated with a carbon fibre bottom bracket, a new seatpost and handlebar, and improved cable routing.
The latest 795 still shares the same distinctive look as its predecessor, with the stem integrating with the sloping handlebar, the rear wheel hugging the seattube, and aero-profiled tubes from front to back.
Two versions of the 795 remain in the line-up, with the front brake of the 795 Aerolight RS hidden within the fork and the rear caliper positioned behind the bottom bracket, while the 795 Light RS gets conventional brakes. Both the Aerolight and Light get the same updates for model year 2018.

LOOK’s 795 Aerolight RS aero road bike has been updated (Pic: George Scott/Factory Media)
First up, the cables now enter the frame via a rotating piece that is part of the headset. This should relieve any tension in the headset due to stiffness of the cable housing, according to LOOK, and improve steering precision as a result.
On top of that, the front brake cable no longer passes through the stem, making it possible to change the stem without needing to disconnect the caliper. Meanwhile, the rear brake cable passes through the downtube and exits just ahead of the the bottom bracket via a trapdoor, meaning it’s no longer necessary to remove the BB during assembly.
Speaking of the bottom bracket, it is now made from 100 per cent carbon fibre and the bearings are positioned on a carbon flange integrated directly into the frame, which LOOK says guarantees stiffness and reliability.
There’s also a new integrated seatpost, the E-Post 2 Evo, which uses a screw instead of the tightening cord found on the old model to improve the hold of the post.

The latest 795 has an improved handlebar but retains the distinctive integrated stem (Pic: George Scott/Factory Media)
The new Adh2 handlebar, meanwhile, includes a quick release mechanism for opening and closing the brake calipers on the Aerolight RS, which LOOK says makes it easier to adjust the brakes for repairs, wheel changes or moving the pads due to wear.
The handlebar also has a round section with a 31.8mm diameter either side of the stem to allow for the use of aero bars, or to fit an out-front computer or camera mount. LOOK say the aerodynamic profile of the handlebar has also been updated to help avoid the rider’s knees hitting the back of the tops when standing out of the saddle.


Finally, if you run a Shimano Di2 groupset, the junction box is still fitted in the frame just behind the stem, but now the junction box clips directly onto the underside of the cover, so all Di2 functions are accessible from the external face – you no longer need to remove the cover (same goes for charging the junction box, too).
According to LOOK, the 795 Aerolight RS offers an 11.7 per cent aerodynamic gain over the French firm’s 695 race bike. That apparently represents a one minute, 14 second gain on a 100km ride on a track.
Pricing for the LOOK 795 Aerolight RS frameset has been set at £5,000, while the 795 Light RS will set you back £4,350. Both include LOOK’s Aerostem. The 795 Light RS will also be available in a SRAM Red eTap build for £8,999.

Perfectly happy to post a bike which I have done so many times without issue, price will be £100 with full insurance