BMC Teammachine SLR 01 Three

from$6,749$8,999-25%

In stock at 2 shops in Boston and New York City

Sizes in stock
47 cm51 cm54 cm56 cm58 cm61 cm
Buy at Belmont Wheelworks

Prices and stock checked Oct 22.

Where to buy

2 shops
Belmont Wheelworks480 Trapelo Rd, Belmont, MA 02478 · Boston · Directions
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$6,749$8,999
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R&A Cycles105 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217 · New York City · Directions
Sizes 47 cm, 51 cm, 54 cm, 56 cm, 58 cm, 61 cm
$9,499
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About this bike

The BMC Teammachine SLR 01 Three is a purpose-built climbing machine — the kind of road bike you reach for when the route tilts upward and everything extra becomes a liability. Now in its fifth generation, the Teammachine SLR 01 frame has been redesigned from the ground up: lighter than its predecessor, more aerodynamically refined, and built around BMC’s “01” premium carbon layup that prioritizes stiffness-to-weight above all else. BMC describes it as the most aerodynamically advanced climbing bike in their history — a claim backed by CFD analysis and wind tunnel development that shaped every tube profile on the frame.

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What makes the Gen 5 stand out isn’t just the weight savings. BMC’s engineers rebuilt the Aerocore system — two superlight integrated carbon bottle cages that sit flush with the reshaped down tube and seat tube — so that the bike remains aerodynamically clean even when loaded with bottles. The ICS Technology stealth cable routing runs fully internal through the frame and fork, eliminating exposed housing without complicating service. TCC Race Compliance is built into the frame design, meaning the rear end is tuned to absorb road buzz and maintain tire contact through technical terrain, even as the front end stays direct and responsive. It’s a road racer that doesn’t punish you on a five-hour day.

The Three build puts Shimano Ultegra Di2 throughout — front and rear derailleur, shifters, and hydraulic disc brakes — paired with a Shimano Ultegra R8100 crankset running a 52/36 chainring setup and the 4iiii Precision Gen3+ single-sided power meter. That power meter inclusion at this price point matters: training with data is no longer optional for riders who want to perform, and having it built into the crankarm means no bolt-on compromises. The Shimano Ultegra R8101 12-speed cassette runs 11-34, giving you meaningful range on long climbs without sacrificing high-end gear for flat or downhill stretches. The ICS Carbon Aero Gen 2 one-piece carbon cockpit…

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