BMC Timemachine TMR01 2018 (?)
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I was looking through the BMC website earlier today and noticed that all the TMR01 pages lead to broken links/archived posts. Also, the only TMR related products are 2018 TMR02's (new color schemes)!
Does anyone know if this means a new TMR01 is coming? Or does anyone have any news related to this? I've noticed that during the TdF, BMC Racing seemed to use the new SLR01 almost exclusively, so maybe it'll show up at the Vuelta or sometime this fall? Or did they phase it out
Does anyone know if this means a new TMR01 is coming? Or does anyone have any news related to this? I've noticed that during the TdF, BMC Racing seemed to use the new SLR01 almost exclusively, so maybe it'll show up at the Vuelta or sometime this fall? Or did they phase it out
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The Vuelta coincides with Eurobike, so that's a good bet. All future aero bikes from each of the brands should have disc brake versions...
Agree on the design/integration, I'm super excited about what they'll do with it! I already had a soft spot for the current TMR01 design, so I don't know how they'll one up themselves.
Also I agree on the brakes - they worked well for me in terms of stopping power, but adjusting them was a chore! Swapping wheels (especially going from a wide set to a narrow set) was quite the event
Also I agree on the brakes - they worked well for me in terms of stopping power, but adjusting them was a chore! Swapping wheels (especially going from a wide set to a narrow set) was quite the event
addictR1 wrote:MAsshole wrote:Let's hope they fix that rear brake.
What's wrong with the rear brake beside being a PITA to adjust...
Exactly that.....
Every bike store I've come across that stocks the TMR complains about them, and most of these guys have 15+ years of experience.
Last year I had a short talk with an old BMC contact of mine and he hinted at a new TMR design with the integration of a RoadMachine and a disc brake option...haven't seen or heard anything more of this up to date but Eurobike seems like a possibility.
Now that eurobike is wrapping up and we are deep into the Vuelta, it seems BMC has missed all the obvious windows to release a new TMR01. It's a shame I'm a big bmc fan, I have a GF02 Disc and a TMR02. The TMR02 needs replacing but at this stage it might be with a giant or Scott foil unless BMC hurry up and announce something by October.
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Really doubt they'd announce a new aero bike headed into the road racing off season. You might see something at the Tour Down Under, but it's far more likely that you'll see a March announcement ahead of the major classics if not the Giro or TdF.
Maddogeco wrote:Now that eurobike is wrapping up and we are deep into the Vuelta, it seems BMC has missed all the obvious windows to release a new TMR01. It's a shame I'm a big bmc fan, I have a GF02 Disc and a TMR02. The TMR02 needs replacing but at this stage it might be with a giant or Scott foil unless BMC hurry up and announce something by October.
I'm on a same boat. I have Scott Foil at the moment and want to get discs. So far Foil disc was disappointing due to cable management or more like lacking their hiding. Giant seems to have improved all the small things that I wasn't happy with my Propel. I really would like to have BMC but I cannot go back to "round" tubes. Maybe Trek will introduce soon Madone with discs.
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Maddogeco wrote:The last real event for the year is probably the interview show in Vages next week. Let's hope there is some news.
I very much doubt a Swiss company like BMC would wait until Interbike to unveil a road race bike.