If God rode a bike...
....not if you're slow.
:-) wrote:Frankie - B wrote:I think it's for being closer to the bb. That way you're faster. [your power transfer is more direct]
i think i shud really take a piccy ov my new bike.... its way faster & lighter than your bikes
you mean it's way faster just all by itself? cool....
so, if Galileo dropped [our bikes] and your bike from the leaning tower of Pisa, which one would be faster....hmmmm

"Gimondi è un eroe umano, che viene sconfitto ma che continua la sua corsa fino a tornare a vincere." - Enrico Ruggeri
cadence90 wrote::-) wrote:Frankie - B wrote:I think it's for being closer to the bb. That way you're faster. [your power transfer is more direct]
i think i shud really take a piccy ov my new bike.... its way faster & lighter than your bikes
you mean it's way faster just all by itself? cool....
so, if Galileo dropped [our bikes] and your bike from the leaning tower of Pisa, which one would be faster....hmmmm
no, i mean it needs a lower power output to travel @ a certain speed!
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Guys, you are right, I prefer the american position. So I prefer sitting VERY forward. I feel that the power output is way better that way.
And I have to agree, the Lightweights are much stiffer then the tune olympic gold, which I have on my TT. But they are still iron stiff compared to some Corimas I have test ridden last year, yuck!!! Talk about gum...
And I have to agree, the Lightweights are much stiffer then the tune olympic gold, which I have on my TT. But they are still iron stiff compared to some Corimas I have test ridden last year, yuck!!! Talk about gum...
Pinarello Galileo 7,0 kg
Canyon Speedmax 3 8,0 kg (ok for a tri bike...)
Canyon Speedmax 3 8,0 kg (ok for a tri bike...)
is that gear fixed?
:-) wrote:you will have to excuse the forks & seatpost.....
...do you have further details about the frame / fixed gear???
thanks
tobias.
nothing.
tobias wrote::-) wrote:you will have to excuse the forks & seatpost.....
...do you have further details about the frame / fixed gear???
thanks
tobias.
dont know much about the frame, bought it off a team m8 as he wants a carbon track frame

the forks are to be changed @ the weekend, they may only be a tempory measure aswell...
cinelli angels.... rather cut down

profile QS2 brake lever
unsure which front brake to fit, probably campagnolo delta

slr transam xp saddle, may switch to standard xp tho
TA 175 mm track cranks & matching BB
corima 12 spoke aero front wheel
hed tri spoke with surley track convertor
tufo 145 gram tubs
i intend to add a fibre lyte 1/8 chainring
it certainly stretches ya hamstrings riding it

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