Travis McCabe hails from Arizona and he races for the SmartStop / Mountain Khakis team. Yesterday he earned the win at the 171km UCI sanctioned Winston-Salem Cycling Classic and we looked closer at his Wilier Cento1Air race bike setup. We also uploaded a bunch of images from the race itself to our Slowtwitch Facebook page.

Travis McCabe had barely crossed the line with his arms raised high when we grabbed it and put up against a wall.

These SRAM Red 22 controls got plenty of action on this undulating course in Winston-Salem.

In the heat of the action it is sometimes easy to forget what is going on when and a small reminder is helpful then.

The fork of the Wilier Cento1Air with the distinctive orange timing chip.

Up close with the front end of Travis McCabe's Wilier Cento1Air.

The SmartStop / Mountain Khakis team uses Ritchey stem and bars.

McCabe rides a Selle San Marco Concor saddle.

We noticed quite a few 25 mm tires in the race.

SRAM Red 22 rear derailleur and cassette.

No power meter for Travis McCabe, just raw power and speed.

The race number was nicely fitted to a mount behind the rear brake.

Arundel cages were seemingly very popular in the race bike setups.

This modular cable port allows for a variety of components to be set up.

TRP brakes have been supporting the SmartStop / Mountain Khakis team for a while now.

When it was all said and done Zach Bell joined his team mate Travis McCabe on the podium.

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