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Gina Crawford, who is 5 foot 3 inches tall, rides a size S Katana with Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 components.
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The quiet but always friendly Kiwi was the first female pro to arrive at the bike check-in.
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The numbers on the downtube indicate size followed by top tube length, reach, stack and seat angle.
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Gina Crawford rides Rolf Prima wheels with a 23mm Continental Grand Prix TT tire up front.
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An adjustable stem gets Crawford low on that size S Ceepo Katana. The Shimano Junction A box fits perfectly there, but it might look better if it were hidden.
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Crawford rides a Felt Devox base bar with a TorHans hydration system mounted between the extensions.
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The stock TRP unit was swapped out for the TriRig Omega brake.
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Crawford races on a Cobb Plus saddle.
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A Profile design cage is mounted directly below with zip ties.
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Crawford made sure that her race number was as aero and small as possible, but a race official decided she had cut too much off and gave her a new number.
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Up close with the fork.
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Crawford rides on 165mm Shimano Dura-Ace cranks with 55-42 rings and Keywin pedals.
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Another Rolf Prima wheel in back, but this time with a 23mm Continental Grand Prix 4000 S II tire.
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Crawford on the throttle in Roth.
