Enve 6.7's was used by most of the field in the fast end anyway.
Still Tony Martin won by 13 seconds in 13:33 which is just faster than 50km/h average
That guy is just...well...holy crap!
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Enve 6.7's was used by most of the field in the fast end anyway.
Still Tony Martin won by 13 seconds in 13:33 which is just faster than 50km/h average
That guy is just...well...holy crap!
Enve 6.7's was used by most of the field in the fast end anyway.
Still Tony Martin won by 13 seconds in 13:33 which is just faster than 50km/h average
That guy is just...well...holy crap!
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Geoff wrote:Bvb45 wrote:Enve 6.7's was used by most of the field...
How many in the top 30 or so?
I'm not quite sure, but I watched the latter half of the field live and it was sort of the "hmm, that's Enve" then next rider "hmm, wtf, that's also Enve.."(and a different team) and it seemed after that I kept seing deep rims that looked exactly like those on alot of the featured riders(and those that had a bid for the top spots). It could just be an observation gone wrong, but I saw alot of em.
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