the pista is heavy and the geometry is not really track specific. changing the handlebars isn't going to make much difference to the weight, it's never going to be a light bike.
mate, is the Bianchi Pista an entry level track bike, yes or no?
name a heavier track bike than a bianchi pista. go on, i dare ya.
no idea to be honest, I assumed there must've been a heavier track bike out there.
weight is not down to the rider, it's down to mass multiplied by the force of gravity. a heavy bike may feel twitchier and turn sharper than a lighter one with slacker geometry, but a heavier object takes more energy to accelerate from one speed to a faster speed. simple physics, you can't deny it. a heavier bike takes more effort to go faster. the rider is irrelevant.
you're completely right on that, however I do think the rider is somewhat revelant, I mean someone managed to won a track race at Herne Hill with a Charge Plug (hillbilly?), that's a heavy bike and have a relaxed geometry.
mate, is the Bianchi Pista an entry level track bike, yes or no?
no idea to be honest, I assumed there must've been a heavier track bike out there.
you're completely right on that, however I do think the rider is somewhat revelant, I mean someone managed to won a track race at Herne Hill with a Charge Plug (hillbilly?), that's a heavy bike and have a relaxed geometry.