I think he's talking about the jersey or skinsuit he's wearing (and the commetators are discussing) in this clip https://www.flobikes.com/collections/70 ... ng=7102029
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Probably something similar to what UAE had three years ago, made by Champion Systems, I'm not sure what company makes ISUN kits.
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There is horizontal stiffness - sideways deflections. Here is LW okay especially compared to the weight. Then there is torsinal stiffness - how much the hubs rotates compared to the rim, which basically transfers to how direct the transfer of load from chain to road feels. Responsiveness. Here is LW second to non IMO - maybe except Bora/Campag with their G3 lacing, which also makes the wheel feel VERY responsive.
When you combine torsinal stiffness with light weight you get a very responsive wheel which excels in accelerations.
When you combine torsinal stiffness with light weight you get a very responsive wheel which excels in accelerations.
Anyone have seen Corima MCC DX in any TdF stage?
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Bioracer supposedly will be providing Ineos with clothing according to Belgian commentators
Not new tech but I was curious what non-sprinters use in terms of front chainrings on flat and rolling stages? Given average speeds are often around 45km/h, even on 52/11 it would be very high cadence to keep up that speed, especially considering half of the time they probably spend over 50. Do most just use 53 or anything bigger still?
Wow after that big denial by Castelli ....I wonder what happened?robbosmans wrote: ↑Sat Jul 17, 2021 2:34 pmBioracer supposedly will be providing Ineos with clothing according to Belgian commentators
I would be surprised if Bioracer offered more of anything
Well, it’s better clothing.
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