Turbine SLR Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 R9270 2x12sp Miche Kleos 67/85

The Wilier Turbine SLR is Wilier’s current disc-brake time trial and triathlon platform, developed around a more modern interpretation of TT performance than the brand’s earlier generation. Rather than pursuing outright aerodynamic gain in isolation, this frame is aimed at real-world courses where repeated accelerations, technical direction changes, and climbing matter alongside drag reduction. Wilier says the mid and rear sections were reshaped into a slimmer profile and that the frame sheds roughly 300 g versus the prior product generation, which positions the Turbine SLR as a lighter, more versatile TT bike rather than a pure straight-line specialist.

A defining feature of this generation is its integrated and highly adjustable cockpit. The monocoque base bar and carbon extensions use fully internal routing, and Wilier’s spacer and shim system allows a stated 0–75 mm of extension stack adjustment along with width adjustment at the front end. That makes the Turbine SLR notable in a category where extreme integration can sometimes come at the expense of fit range. In the market, it sits as a premium, race-oriented TT/tri bike shaped by WorldTour feedback, especially from Team Astana Qazaqstan, and clearly intended for riders who want a modern disc-brake platform that balances aerodynamics, low weight, and positional adaptability.