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• #43852
Henners, wouldn't you be more aero with drops than that set up??? Shouldn't a TT fit* sort of size down the frame and rotate you forward around the BB hence tiny headtubes and a flat back.
*I'm assuming this is Tri related.
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• #43853
Could you get an aerodynamically shaped seat post too?
I could, but I haven't seen one with a clamp that's as good as the EC90, and the aero benefit is small to non-existent depending on which post and which test you believe.
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• #43854
I got beaten by over 8 minutes in 25 miles on Saturday
Weak!
(:
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• #43855
Is that 53/14?
Yes, and it went round at an average of 86rpm, exactly halfway between mashing and spinning :-)
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• #43856
Henners, wouldn't you be more aero with drops than that set up??? Shouldn't a TT fit* sort of size down the frame and rotate you forward around the BB hence tiny headtubes and a flat back.
*I'm assuming this is Tri related.
yeah.... I'm thinking things through around this.
We'll see how it goes.
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• #43857
You could construct a partial fairing out of those pound shop see-through salad bowls, as the chap on Okker does?
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• #43858
Rychtarski lo-pro
Dug out from underneath heaps of junk in some cycling club near Kiev. Columbus TSX (or so it says), built up with Takhon drive-train, plastic Unicanitor, short 3ttt stem and risers. Didn't think i would fit on it, but eventually i did (and actually could use some more reach if i ever had any intention to ride it for some prolonged period of time). Huge thanks to Dutch Cheese who provided me with at least four critical parts for this build =))
More pics on my flickr
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• #43859
Not my taste really, but still very impressive
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• #43860
Frame looks too big for you.
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• #43861
Chain looks too long for you.
Apart from that, I like it, paint looks good, tasteful build, risers excused.
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• #43862
Chain? What? Think about it properly man
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• #43863
actually. it's funny - with the wheel slammed all the way in the droupouts i could still clear like 3 or 4 fingers between the tire and the seattube. i guess rychtarski was not that good anyway =))
size is just fine. think of the F.Moser fit. and i could switch to 100 or 110mm stem if i wanted to (i don't)
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• #43864
Not sure where to post this but i thought it was worth sharing ...
just got this black reflective sticker sheet from wiggle, plan to put it on my black frame, rims and any bits n bobs i can put it on, bloody impressed by its magicleness, i can actually stand in one place in my room under my light and moove around and see it change before my very eyes, trippy stuff
don't do it. seems like a good idea at first. then you start seeing it whenever you look at the bike and it annoys you. shit doesn't come off.
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• #43865
Rychtarski lo-pro
Nice. Really interesting.
It also looks like a bike that could be ridden backwards – sitting-on-the-bars style. Tried it yet?
It's not an important factor when choosing a bike maybe, but a bonus!
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• #43866
Sweet Rychtarski !
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• #43867
The Rychtarski lettering is really cool.
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• #43868
That rear wheel and seat/chainstay area looks odd? Why the HUUUUUGE gap!?
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• #43869
To fit the curved pump in
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• #43870
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• #43871
banana guard™
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• #43872
Chain? What? Think about it properly man
I can see room in the drop outs to move forward, not gonna close the chasm but would still help.
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• #43873
Rychtarski lo-pro
Dug out from underneath heaps of junk in some cycling club near Kiev. Columbus TSX (or so it says), built up with Takhon drive-train, plastic Unicanitor, short 3ttt stem and risers. Didn't think i would fit on it, but eventually i did (and actually could use some more reach if i ever had any intention to ride it for some prolonged period of time). Huge thanks to Dutch Cheese who provided me with at least four critical parts for this build =))
More pics on my flickr
Bring on the risers hate!Crazy but i like it, what rims?
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• #43874
not the best picture as its from my 8yr old Nokia, but this is what it looks like now...
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• #43875
Were you riding this at the marathon on Sunday?
Is that 53/14? Chapeau.
I really need to stop talking about doing a TT and actually do one. Probably need to train first though.