Rohan Dennis just unveiled his Hour Record bike and it looks slick

With the dust still settling on Jack Bobridge's Hour Record attempt, another Australian is applying the finishing touches to his own attempt on the other side of the world.

Rohan Dennis, 24, fresh off winning the Santos Tour Down Under is in Grenchen, Switzerland, honing himself mentally and physically ahead of an effort former Olympic team-mate Bobridge discovered on Saturday, felt "close to dying". Like Bobridge, Dennis will need to go 51.852km to overtake the existing record of Swiss rider Matthias Brandle, a mark that shouldn't be taken for granted after Bobridge's recent attempt.

Dennis will ride a modified BMC Time Machine to meet UCI standards when he takes on the record, Sunday, with fixed gearing to aid the Australian's efficiency. Although the aesthetics of his bike won't help Dennis cut through the air faster, it sure does look an absolute weapon.

Check it out below.

Repost from @meesterknecht Black on Black #stealth @bmcproteam #BMC #bikes #bikeporn #trackbikes #fixedgear #fixie #hourrecord #challenges #fasterthanyoucrew #fasterthroughaerodynamics #aero #rohandennis #velodrome #carbon #bmcracing #oakleygoggles A photo posted by Rohan Dennis (@rohandennis) on Feb 3, 2015 at 1:01am PST

Repost @dmbailey1 - Day 1 @bmcracingteam @rohandennis #ucihourrecord #slomocycling A video posted by Rohan Dennis (@rohandennis) on Feb 1, 2015 at 10:50pm PST

SBS will broadcast the Hour Record challenge live on SBS2 from 2350 AEDT and online here at Cycling Central.

Rohan Dennis's Hour Record attempt

2350-0115 AEDT SBS2 Sunday 8 February (Live to all except WA)

AND streaming online at Cycling Central.