Did it work?coyote wrote:Maybe they did it to put everybody else in the race off their game so they could win easy.Does it meet UCI rules?
Aero Bricks on TT bikes
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UCI stipulates that you can't include objects on your bike that are there for the pure purpose of providing aerodynamics. To get them thru UCI it would need to be argued that they had a purpose such as a gel bag or a water bottle.
I have some doubts about the improvement of aero, there's a number of small hollow lines where the various items meet
I have some doubts about the improvement of aero, there's a number of small hollow lines where the various items meet
If the R-1 rule is broken, what happens to N+1?
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I contend that vehicle presented in the OP is the offspring of an illicit liason between this
and this.
Case, rested.
and this.
Case, rested.
...whatever the road rules, self-preservation is the absolute priority for a cyclist when mixing it with motorised traffic.
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So you mean in 30 years time it will be ironically cool and worth something?
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