Turbine SL Shimano 105 Di2 2x12 R7170 Miche S 50 Carbon

The Wilier Turbine SL is Wilier’s more accessible time trial and triathlon platform, introduced for the 2026 model year as a bike that borrows from the Supersonica SLR without chasing the same level of extremity. Its emphasis is clearly on triathlon use—particularly long-distance racing—where sustainable position, fit range, and practical integration matter as much as outright aerodynamic efficiency. Rather than being built around the most aggressive UCI-driven TT constraints, the Turbine SL is designed to give riders a fast position that is easier to live with over extended hours.

The frame reflects that brief. Wilier highlights full cable integration, a broad down tube intended to manage airflow around the bottle area, and an asymmetrical fork shaped around the braking system. The fit concept is equally central: the dedicated seatpost and seat tube arrangement allow the saddle to move forward by about 2 cm relative to the bottom bracket center, reinforcing the bike’s tri-specific intent. Modern usability is also a major part of the package, with support for fully electronic drivetrains only, a front-derailleur solution that can be repositioned for 1x or 2x setups, UDH compatibility, clearance for up to 32 mm tires, and an optional Aerokit hydration system with a stated capacity of up to 1100 ml. Taken together, the Turbine SL sits in the market as a contemporary, integrated tri bike that aims to be fast without becoming needlessly difficult to fit, equip, or race.