Eddy Merckx Blockhaus 67 105

Until the 1967 Giro, Eddy Merckx was known mainly as a sprinter. By winning the very tough 12th mountain stage of the Giro d'Italia at the Blockhaus, he established himself as an outstanding climber and emerged as the preeminent grand tour rider of his generation. The Blockhaus 67 105 is a light, stiff aluminum racing bike that punches well above its weight. Shimano outfitted this sweet chariot with fast-rolling wheels and an 11-speed 105 drivetrain that provides smooth, reliable shifting along with a wide range of gears to get you up steep climbs. Shimano 105 brakes keep you secure when you fly back down. An aluminum Deda cockpit keeps the weight low, the aesthetics tight, and ensures the Blockhaus combines outstanding stiffness with great compliance.