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• #127
Left hand side chainset on these felt bikes. What's all that about then
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• #128
septics blew it, shame
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• #129
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• #130
USA's bikes have their drive side on the left
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• #131
One second behind GB, I wonder how much slower they would have been without a goofy drivetrain.
Felt said it improves aeroz on the tarck
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• #132
Raggedy arsed effort from the septics.
Power over precision, just like their cars
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• #133
Noticed that,
and logged on to see who had the answer.
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• #134
http://www.cyclingweekly.co.uk/news/product-news/usa-olympic-felt-ta-frd-track-bike-229573
"...according to Felt, is that bikes are faster when the airflow is coming from the drivetrain side, so as the air will always be coming from the left when riding anti-clockwise around a velodrome, it switch the drivetrain to that side."
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• #135
They definitely don't have the panache or the tidiness of the GB women.
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• #136
Also noticed both Chinese Team Pursuit squads are on Look bikes, rather than say Hong Fu.
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• #137
Thank you for that link.
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• #138
buatsi ko'd rasulov!
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• #140
track repaired with duct tape. slippy patch?
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• #141
See that Swiss close-up? Slack chain is a fast chain, eh.
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• #142
I've seen loads of slack chains... Guess they're on the gas so much it doesn't matter
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• #143
Go Lasse! 3 lap lead to the finish.
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• #144
What a terrible atmosphere at the cycling!
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• #145
Anyone recognise the Danish skinsuits? ;)
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• #146
Trip suits?
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• #147
it's just the pace that they're riding at that's the problem
Thanks for the insight there, BBC
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• #148
But the German's Fes are wafer thin, so it's all very pretty to watch.
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• #149
Anyone else noticed that Boardman consistently puts his co-commentators to shame. Usually his compatriot is just repeating what he says, occasionally using different words
Yeah not bad I guess