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LOOKFrench racebikes & pedals

LOOK's road, gravel, triathlon and track bikes and framesets, built and checked at Dragonspine Cycling, Chicago, plus the KEO and X-Track pedals LOOK made its name with.

Rider on a LOOK 795 Blade RS 3 at speed through a city

About LOOK

LOOK is based in Nevers, France. The company started in ski bindings, then brought that know-how to the bike: its clipless pedal reached the professional peloton in 1984, and Bernard Hinault and Greg LeMond both won the Tour de France on LOOK pedals. Two years later LOOK built its first carbon frame.

LOOK still designs and develops its bikes and pedals in Nevers. Dragonspine Cycling sells LOOK bikes and framesets online and in Chicago, builds and checks every bike before it ships, and carries the KEO and X-Track pedal range. See LOOK at Dragonspine Cycling, Chicago.

FAQ

Is Dragonspine Cycling a LOOK dealer?
Yes. Dragonspine Cycling is an authorized LOOK dealer in Chicago and buys direct from LOOK's US team, so every bike, frameset and pedal is new, genuine and covered by LOOK's warranty.
Can I buy a LOOK bike online?
Yes. When a size shows Available, it has an Add to cart button and can be bought online. Every bike is built and checked at Dragonspine Cycling, Chicago, before it ships, which LOOK's warranty requires.
What if my size isn't available?
Sold-out sizes show struck through, with a Backorder request button. It sends the model, size and build to Dragonspine Cycling, which confirms the delivery date within one business day. Questions: call +1 (872) 946-7006, email support@dragonspinecycling.com or visit Dragonspine Cycling, Chicago, daily, 11 AM – 6 PM.
Which LOOK bike suits which rider?
795 Blade RS 3 for aero road racing. 785 Huez RS and 785 Huez for climbing. 765 Optimum for long rides and rough roads. G85 Cezal for gravel, and the G85 Cezal RS for gravel racing. 796 Monoblade RS for time trial and triathlon. P24, T20 and 895 Vitesse for the track.
Can I buy a LOOK frameset on its own?
Yes. The 795 Blade RS 3, 785 Huez RS, 765 Optimum, G85 Cezal and 796 Monoblade RS come as framesets, and the P24, T20 and 895 Vitesse track bikes are sold as framesets.
Which LOOK pedal suits which rider?
KEO pedals take three-bolt road cleats and suit road and triathlon riding. X-Track and X-One-G pedals take two-bolt cleats for gravel and mountain shoes. The power versions measure power in the pedal itself, so the same meter moves between bikes.
1984LOOK's clipless pedal reaches the pro peloton
1986LOOK's first carbon frame
NeversLOOK's home in Burgundy, France
ChicagoAuthorized LOOK dealer

Lineup

795 Blade RS 3

Aero road racing

Claimed 890 g frame, 34 mm tires, lifetime frame warranty

PriceFrom $5,900

785 Huez RS

Climbing, the lightest LOOK

Claimed 830 g frame, 32 mm tires

PriceFrom $3,700

785 Huez

Climbing and long passes

High-modulus carbon, 32 mm tires, Shimano 105

Price$3,800

765 Optimum

Endurance road

3D Wave seatstays, 34 mm tires, mudguard compatible

PriceFrom $2,800

G85 Cezal RS

Gravel racing

Claimed 1,000 g frame, 57 mm tires with 1x

PriceFrom $8,500

G85 Cezal

Gravel

1x or 2x, 50 mm tires, downtube storage

PriceFrom $3,500

796 Monoblade RS

Time trial and triathlon

UHM carbon, disc brakes, 32 mm tires

Price$8,500

P24

Track, LOOK's fastest

Developed in the wind tunnel, ZED Track crankset included

Price$15,000

T20

Track, made in France

Built in Nevers, ZED Track crankset included

Price$8,650

895 Vitesse

Track racing

T20 aero fork, takes any track crankset

Price$4,900
Gravel rider on a LOOK bike with X-Track Race pedals on a dusty track

The pedal brand

LOOK put the clipless pedal in the pro peloton in 1984. Its KEO Blade road pedals use a carbon blade in place of a metal spring and are made in LOOK's workshop in Nevers, from 190 g a pair. X-Track and X-One-G pedals take two-bolt cleats for gravel and mountain riding.

A LOOK worker with an orange 795 Blade RS 3 frame in the Burgundy workshop

Made in Burgundy

LOOK paints, assembles and checks every 795 Blade RS 3 and 785 Huez RS frame in its Burgundy workshop in France. The T20 track bike was designed, prototyped and built there with the French national team.