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Can't wait! Van Avermaet won earlier this week in Oman and both Vanmarcke and Gilbert did a final hard effort today to prepare themselves for it. Especially a strong ride by Vanmarcke to stick with Amador uphill.
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dang blythe going all in with the slammage again, 150mm -17
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They had a video a few weeks ago, asking a bunch of the pros about their stem length and angle and Blythe's comment was, "I didn't choose the stem, the stem chose me."nathanong87 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2018 12:09 amdang blythe going all in with the slammage again, 150mm -17
those bikes are so hideous, sticking a 15cm stem on it almost becomes parodicCrankAddictsRich wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2018 1:30 amThey had a video a few weeks ago, asking a bunch of the pros about their stem length and angle and Blythe's comment was, "I didn't choose the stem, the stem chose me."nathanong87 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2018 12:09 amdang blythe going all in with the slammage again, 150mm -17
he gets some leniency for being former British champion though.. but then again he wore white shorts with his national champ kit
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Is this actually real? Tim Wellens claiming he is doing 517w for 10 minutes at 65KG? No Way
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Lots of set back tooCrankAddictsRich wrote:They had a video a few weeks ago, asking a bunch of the pros about their stem length and angle and Blythe's comment was, "I didn't choose the stem, the stem chose me."nathanong87 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2018 12:09 amdang blythe going all in with the slammage again, 150mm -17
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Maybe. The bike has a relatively slack stated seattube angle, but the higher you have the seatpost the steeper the effective angle gets, and he's showing a lot of post! Combine that with the inline post and the actual setback measurement is probably fairly conventional.
Wasn’t that dauphine course uphill tt?bilwit wrote:Look at the results before last year though.. I've always liked him but I'm pretty shocked that he's developed into a serious TT threat in the last year. I know he was a pursuiter but the only TT result I remembered was the Romandie one in 2012.. lackluster to say the leastCrankAddictsRich wrote: ↑Sat Feb 17, 2018 1:16 amYea... I know he's no slouch, I just don't expect him to smash guys that are former world champions.
Also surprised that Porte dropped 2 minutes.. what the hell happened to his TT? He was always pretty damn strong in TT, as recent as smashing everyone at the Dauphine TT. Was it a technical course?
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wingguy wrote:Maybe. The bike has a relatively slack stated seattube angle, but the higher you have the seatpost the steeper the effective angle gets, and he's showing a lot of post! Combine that with the inline post and the actual setback measurement is probably fairly conventional.
The higher you go the further behind the BB you get, not forward.
72.5° vs 73° on the Tarmac, at approximately 740mm that puts the Strada clamp approx 7mm behind the Tarmac using rhe same offset and with his saddle clamped under the nose still puts him a long way behind the BB.
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