my bmc tt 02, size "s", with powertap-rear-wheel and aero-cover.
for uci-labeled races, i am forced to use the power2max-crankset of my roadbike and a fulcrum rs-wheelset, because i am not owning a disc (at the moment).

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Fantastic! I have a TT02 just arrived too, little older though.

Cannot wait to get out on it. Finally a TT on a TT bike!

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Thank you. If you come along with the geometry, i can guarantee a lot of fun riding this bike!

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I rode a tt02 for one season. Good bike, very forgiving in terms of position and extremely stiff but man that thing is a bone shaker! A P3 feels like comfort cruiser in comparison.

the slr saddle is well-cushioned.

the geometry (btw, very similar to the new specialized shiv tt-modell) is, what i appreciate most at this bike. the 74°-seat angle makes it very easy to find an uci-conform position without getting in an over-stretched-position (especially, if you have, like me, a short torso)

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Here's mine:

Hi,

There are some great looking TT bikes and triathlon rigs on this thread. For a little variety, here is my 2007 Bianchi D2 Crono Carbon:



I've been working on cleaning up the cables:



I pre-ordered the new Tririg center-pull brakes which should clean things up even more. I'll be racing the bike in it's current configuration at our district championship TTT this coming weekend.

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..not for time trial....just for triathlon no draft race

i hope you like it

My baby;

Before adjustable stem and with a smaller chainring;

Holy saddle to bar drop batman!
Really loving the retro-chic of it

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Slam your stem.

I am a bit of a Leipheimer when it comes to position, my power transfer and oxygen intake remains the same so its pretty effective getting that low in terms of aerodynamics!

... and here is my wife's Ridley Dean TT bike. Saddle changed from ISM back to Aspide after a 100mile TT on Sunday.

That is the Firecrest 404 Tubular on the front with Conti Podium TT 22mm. GP4000S tub on the back.

the ridley looks nice!
i like your isaac as well. ästhetically one of my favorites, but i dont get along with the geometry (xs is already to big, more precisely, to long for me!).
contrastingly, the isaac road-bike geometry fits pefect for me!

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Did you just say a 100 mile TT!!!??!?!?!??!?!!


No need to quote pictures guys