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New Lampre Merida TT rig in detail.
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DartanianX wrote:New Lampre Merida TT rig in detail.
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For now, Petacchi and Pozzato are riding prototypes of it, with customised dimensions that suit their extreme positions
ORL?
Sarto.
"Step forward the climber and all those who worship at the altar of lightness" - R. Millar
it looks like Lotto have their own "Gabba" style jerseys
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Willier wrote:Wiggins has ditched the O`symetrics:
Don't Sky often put the bikes out for photo ops with the sponsor correct stuff on, then change back the parts pre-use?
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MattSoutherden wrote:Willier wrote:Wiggins has ditched the O`symetrics:
Don't Sky often put the bikes out for photo ops with the sponsor correct stuff on, then change back the parts pre-use?
no
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MattSoutherden wrote:Willier wrote:Wiggins has ditched the O`symetrics:
Don't Sky often put the bikes out for photo ops with the sponsor correct stuff on, then change back the parts pre-use?
Many teams do that. A colleague of mine was at a Specialized wheel launch / Roubaix jolly where Specialized proudly went on about how great their new wheels were. The following day a quickstep car fully loaded with new Specialized wheels was speedily driven away as soon as the cameras were put away. They never touched the cobbles and possibly never even touched a team bike!
BMC does it too and got mad when I pointed out that "Gilbert's race winning bike" didn't have the same saddle, stem, or bars as the one he clearly rode to the win in all known videos and pictures.
Rodrego Hernandez wrote:Many teams do that. A colleague of mine was at a Specialized wheel launch / Roubaix jolly where Specialized proudly went on about how great their new wheels were. The following day a quickstep car fully loaded with new Specialized wheels was speedily driven away as soon as the cameras were put away. They never touched the cobbles and possibly never even touched a team bike!
That's good, 'cos Zipp would probably be pretty pissed off otherwise.
KWalker wrote:BMC does it too and got mad when I pointed out that "Gilbert's race winning bike" didn't have the same saddle, stem, or bars as the one he clearly rode to the win in all known videos and pictures.
Gilbert has admitted publicly that he has switched from BMC sponsor stuff to his personal pedals, saddle & (I think) handlebars. He said that when he joined BMC he did his typical "duty", but switched to his old stuff right around the Vuelta.
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wingguy wrote:Rodrego Hernandez wrote:Many teams do that. A colleague of mine was at a Specialized wheel launch / Roubaix jolly where Specialized proudly went on about how great their new wheels were. The following day a quickstep car fully loaded with new Specialized wheels was speedily driven away as soon as the cameras were put away. They never touched the cobbles and possibly never even touched a team bike!
That's good, 'cos Zipp would probably be pretty pissed off otherwise.
Sorry, this was when they were meant to be riding Specialized wheels and weren't sponsored by zipp!
KWalker wrote:I want to think that Cancellara couldn't have picked the stupidest possible Puerto codename if Hamilton's story is true.
So is Luigi a reference to the actor, then?
I think in hindsight these names were transparent. But I doubt the riders expected Fuentes to be raided and the bags confiscated. It's a bit like locking your bike in your own garage. It's easy to get sloppy: you don't expect anyone to get in there in the first place.
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