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• #9602
@ theCrane
^^^^^^^^^^^^^ that's not a Merckx it is a Molteni livery De Rosa.
^^^^^^^^^ quick release user error on the carbon parlee from fggallery. -
• #9603
i want a wheel with that many spokes
Fuck yeah! Heres one...
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• #9604
Also its fucking light, only 820gr, compared to 1300gr for a mavic comete and 1585gr for a Zipp 999 tubular
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• #9605
Save 480gr! WOW! AMAZING!
Take a shit before you go for a ride... seriously.All this shaving grams stuff is pointless apart from right at the top levels of the sport.
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• #9606
What about those wheels fifty14 just bought... leww.
(I hear they are made by tynan out of belly-button fluff and dried ketchup)
OGs may recognise the connection. -
• #9607
if you look close enough, you'll notice it's a FREEWHEEL
Imit's not a freewheel, trust me.
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• #9608
http://www.carbonsports.com/LW_Technik_Scheibenraeder.lasso
from the horses mouth
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• #9609
what's the advantage of hi-lo hubs, Dale?
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• #9610
@ moaners
Keirin riders can train with front/back clamp on brakes without ridicule.
They get paid to crash on the track, not on training rides.
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• #9611
Imit's not a freewheel, trust me.
yes it is, if you look, you will see the edges of one of these.
trust me
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• #9612
Save 480gr! WOW! AMAZING!
Take a shit before you go for a ride... seriously.All this shaving grams stuff is pointless apart from right at the top levels of the sport.
This wheel is designed for the top levels of the sport (flatish TTs and track racing).
BTW saving 480g from one of your wheels is better than saving 480g from your bum ;)
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• #9613
rotating mass?? :)
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• #9614
friends brooklyn
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• #9615
what's the advantage of hi-lo hubs, Dale?
they were only test items, for track rears, i think the axle has been transferred.
stronger / stiffer drive side but weight saving of LF on the NDS. Never seen a front high low hub though, get the flags out, DB might be right!
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• #9616
not fixed, but i cant help but love classic road bikes:
It's for sale on Ebay at the moment;
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=360124498525
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• #9617
rotating mass?? :)
Well providing you rotate your bum at a constant rate throughout the ride, it should'nt make difference actually. Its the acceleration and deceleration of the bottom that effect efficiency.
BTW loving the Brooklyn. That crankset really finishes it off.
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• #9618
Any idea what that stem/bar combo is dogs?
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• #9619
Save 480gr! WOW! AMAZING!
Take a shit before you go for a ride... seriously.All this shaving grams stuff is pointless apart from right at the top levels of the sport.
This wheel is designed for the top levels of the sport (flatish TTs and track racing).
BTW saving 480g from one of your wheels is better than saving 480g from your bum ;)
rotating mass?? :)
480g on a wheel is a massive weight saving. rotational mass = inertia = power drain.
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• #9620
Any idea what that stem/bar combo is dogs?
looks like a thomson elite, and a lounge bar
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• #9621
Thomson stem + Azonic riser?
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• #9622
Any idea what that stem/bar combo is dogs?
there are more pics in the current projects thread, but yes thompson and lounge bar O/S
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• #9623
480g on a wheel is a massive weight saving. rotational mass = inertia = power drain.
Yep, I wouldn't mind taking 480g from each of my wheels. Bring my pair down to under 1kg !
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• #9624
480g on a wheel is a massive weight saving. rotational mass = inertia = power drain.
+1
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• #9625
Thanks murtle/DB. Sadly, I cant justify the expense for the Thomsons.
i want a wheel with that many spokes