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Yeah, I'm torn though because audax isn't really a goal of mine, I'd just be using them for more interesting TT training really. The PBP rule is the spanner in the works.
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Yeah, I'm torn though because audax isn't really a goal of mine, I'd just be using them for more interesting TT training really. The PBP rule is the spanner in the works.
I've seen some very stiff bar bag setups on PBP.
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Yeah, I'm torn though because audax isn't really a goal of mine, I'd just be using them for more interesting TT training really.
Reminds me, Nik Gardiner and Gethin Butler both used to use the Bryan Chapman 600 as training rides. (Both of them did it in under 24 hours too I think, Gethin definitely.)
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@hippy No restrictions on machines at all in UK Audaxes.
Some events require mudguards, but that's because the cafe controls being used have previously complained about riders (on the event) with wet/muddy arses messing up their chairs.
I took my aerobars off in 2011 as I wanted to get used to riding without them as I wouldn't have be able to have them on PBP.