Colnago TT2 2026: Pogačar’s New Time Trial Bike, and What It Means for Triathletes

What’s New

Colnago has launched the TT2, a new time trial bike built directly for Tadej Pogačar’s Tour de France TT ambitions, ahead of a late-September 2026 release. It’s a road-race TT platform rather than a triathlon-specific bike, but the storage, aero and fit tech on show tends to filter down into triathlon-focused frames over time, which is why it’s worth tracking even if you’re not shopping for a UCI road TT bike.

Key Specs

• Weight — the size S frame kit is a claimed 2,240g, down 545g from the outgoing TT1’s 2,785g. Complete builds can hit the UCI’s 6.8kg minimum.
• Aero — Colnago claims roughly 2 watts less drag via a slimmer head tube, narrower bars and a redesigned fork.
• Tyre clearance — up to 30mm on a wide rim, up from 28mm on the TT1.
• Fit range — four sizes (XS, S, M, L) with revised geometry aimed at fitting a wider range of riders than the outgoing bike.
• Drivetrain — 2x-compatible with a BSA bottom bracket, and enough clearance to run a 1x setup with up to a 70-tooth chainring.
• Storage — an integrated Aero Bottle system using Fidlock magnetic attachment.

Price and Availability

The frameset — frame, fork, integrated cockpit, seatpost and the Aero Bottle system — is priced at £6,499 / €7,040 / $7,500, available from late September 2026. Not yet stocked by Tredz or any other retailer we track at the time of writing, so there’s no affiliate link to offer here.

If you’re shopping for a triathlon-specific TT bike rather than a road TT frame, our best triathlon bikes roundup and Cervélo triathlon bikes guide cover options built around triathlon storage and hydration needs rather than pure road-TT rules.