Huh? T-Mobile still using Campa wheels???
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TdF 2004 stage 12: Botero using Lightweight's too.
Whow! That's a pretty damn nice garage door!
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asphaltdude wrote:TdF 2004 stage 12: Botero using Lightweight's too.
Guerinni 2
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Didn't help them much....
Whow! That's a pretty damn nice garage door!
asphaltdude wrote:Didn't help them much....
It helped Klöden and Guerini.
It wasn't Ulle's weather, i'm afraid
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martin wrote:
Is that a steaming pile of crap or a bonfire?!?! Either way that's funny!
Racing Aardvark wrote:martin wrote:
Is that a steaming pile of crap or a bonfire?!?! Either way that's funny!
interpretation is up to you, but i'll give you two hints:
- watch the expression of the smileys face
- do a search for "McEwen" and "Haselbacher"
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martin wrote:Racing Aardvark wrote:martin wrote:
Is that a steaming pile of crap or a bonfire?!?! Either way that's funny!
interpretation is up to you, but i'll give you two hints:
- watch the expression of the smileys face
- do a search for "McEwen" and "Haselbacher"
Maybe Zabel can work out a deal with Gerolsteiner - help me win the Green from McEwen and Tmobile won't contest the German National Champ...
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Here's an oldie:
Jan Ullrich at the 1998 TdF, using Corima's!
Jan Ullrich at the 1998 TdF, using Corima's!
Whow! That's a pretty damn nice garage door!
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I thought he was just on stock Campy Boras in that tour (before switching over to Lightweight/ADAs)...
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All T-Mobile riders used Lightweights in all mountain stages of this year´s TdF. T-Mobile also had a few spare sets.
Andreas Klöden got the "L´Alpe d´Huez" wheelset we developed originally for Jan Ullrich. Ullrich rode a "standard" LW in the rear at the ITT.
The 26" (650c) L Alpe d´Huez wheelset which was built for Vino was not used in the ITT.
Georg Totschnig used another special set there and Christophe Moreau used a "standard" set.
Some sets we sold were not allowed to be used e.g. by Bettini, Simoni etc.
I hope this helps a little
Andreas Klöden got the "L´Alpe d´Huez" wheelset we developed originally for Jan Ullrich. Ullrich rode a "standard" LW in the rear at the ITT.
The 26" (650c) L Alpe d´Huez wheelset which was built for Vino was not used in the ITT.
Georg Totschnig used another special set there and Christophe Moreau used a "standard" set.
Some sets we sold were not allowed to be used e.g. by Bettini, Simoni etc.
I hope this helps a little
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asphaltdude wrote:It's a new set indeed..... in the 2003 Tour de France Jan used a 20-spoke front wheel, now he's riding a 16-spoke front wheel.
The 16 spoke frontwheel is Jan´s own wheel. He bought it together with a rearwheel with a DA 7800 hub.
The 20 spoke he used in 2004 belongs to T-Mobile and was delivered together with a rearwheel with a DT-Swiss hub.
The 20 spoke from 2003 was delivered together with a rearwheel with a Campy Record hub and is Jan´s own set.
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Racing Aardvark wrote:(before switching over to Lightweight/ADAs)...
There was no ADA wheel used in the complete TdF 2004 and -as far as I know- not in the last few years.
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Is any pro using Lightweight disk?
Samu @ www.signature.fi
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