The 2014 UPlace-BMC triathlon team is currently on Lanzarote in the Canary Islands for a training camp and here are images from the BMC TM01 that Bart Aernouts is riding here. Aernouts who is 1.82 meters tall switched this season from a size Medium Short to a size Small, and that makes the frame 1cm longer and a bit lower.

We snagged the BMC TM01 right after a ride today and found a palm tree to let it rest against.

We love how the athlete names are using the seem font and feel of the bike logos.

Shimano-Dura Di2 components and a covered up SRM powermeter. Why covered? Aernouts thought the green decals did not match the new bike.

SRM Powercontrol 7 control unit between the bars.

The Shimano Dura-Ace rear derailleur shows that it is quite new.

All the team bikes have Tacx cages and bottles.

The Shimano Pro Missile cockpit is new for the UPlace-BMC team this year.

Aernouts switch the extensions to the wider position to see what it felt like.

Up close with the stem of the BMC TM01 and the Di2 Junction A box.

The nicely integrated brakes of the BMC TM01 are very aero.

The rear ones are integrated into the chainstays.

The team rides on Fizik saddles and Bart tested out the Tritone first.

Continental Grand Prix 4000S tires on Shimano Dura-Ace C50 clincher wheels for the training on this windy island.