Originally Posted by topflightpro
(Post 20809552)
The BT, S1Neo and Olympus bars all look pretty similar to me.
S1Neo: https://www.brookscycles.co.uk/produ...eo-sprint-bar/ BT: BT Sprint ? Bike Technologies Australia | biketechnologies.com Olympus: https://olympusspeed.com/collections...rack-handlebar However they said they still producing the bar but unable to sell them and were unable to tell me why. I'd say a few companies have used this bar and had them rebranded. I now own a set of perko bars 34cm c-c. And I can confirm that they are awesome. I used to have a set of alpinas for reference. the BT sprint bars are made by BT, they only come in 36cm and although they look similar the top aero part of the bar has a slight curve to it. edit: this is the link to the Trigons bars, the picture is of the larger version but they have measurements and diagrams of the different sizes. https://www.trigoncycles.com/road-bar-tb01.html |
Where can you order these in the narrower widths?
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Originally Posted by Baby Puke
(Post 20809570)
Where can you order these in the narrower widths?
I was looking, but then I found a second hand set of Perko bars so I stopped. Was also cheaper to by used. |
Sorry to keep posting about these guys but if you're into a good story and if you like a bit of wattage chat then have a look at these new videos
...and pursuit bike chat |
Carbon wasp extensions are bling bling!
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I watched those a few hours ago, very interesting that's for sure. Would have been nice to have gone a bit more in depth with how their training differs from "the norm".
I also wasn't aware how thin the skin on the walker brother disc is, seems pretty delicate. I have always wondered what would happen if some teams had full control over what equipment they use, I know some of the big teams have one off stuff made for them and a lot of the top gear due to big bank accounts. But you do have the likes of Aus that are now using the Argon frame over the BT Edge. Would love to see a sprint team operated in the same manner as these guys. |
Here is a video of the 2020 Olympic Velodrome
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Worlds is live. W's TP just finished, M's TP just starting:
2019 Track Cycling World Championships | Tissot Timing |
In the USA the Olympic Channel TV will broadcast Day 1 of the WC from Poland tonight --- 6:00 to 8:30 PM MST.
Update: Streaming available now at https://www.olympicchannel.com/live/...hips-pruszkow/ |
Anything on YouTube for the WC's? Can't find anything streaming yet. Amazing the Dutch almost got the WR in the TS!
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Also- wasn't Shane Perkins selected to ride in the Russian TS squad? What happened?
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Anyone got any pictures of the New Zealand team sprint? They look like they had some pretty bling carbon shoes, but also looked like they didn't have toe straps on them, so was intrigued to see if I'd missed anything.
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Originally Posted by jods
(Post 20815698)
Anyone got any pictures of the New Zealand team sprint? They look like they had some pretty bling carbon shoes, but also looked like they didn't have toe straps on them, so was intrigued to see if I'd missed anything.
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AugustIs the Track World Championships to become a summer (NH) sport in 2023**********
I'm not sure but the UCI is combining all elite WCs into a two week period starting in 2023. https://www.uci.org/inside-uci/press...nships-in-2023 Update: I heard that this arrangement will be every four years in the years preceding the Olympic Game - kinda makes sense although trying to get accommodation in Glasgow may be hard to find. |
Originally Posted by Baby Puke
(Post 20815510)
Anything on YouTube for the WC's? Can't find anything streaming yet. Amazing the Dutch almost got the WR in the TS!
https://www.uci.org/docs/default-sou...rsn=14db581a_6 |
Originally Posted by queerpunk
(Post 20815812)
IIRC, they have some very custom things with like a single dial on the bottom to tighten. very slick looking. don't know how to find photos though.
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Originally Posted by ruudlaff
(Post 20816044)
What you have described sounds very much like Adam Hansen the road cyclists custom carbon shoes...I wonder if he's started making them for other cyclists now...
On a different note, those S1Neo bikes and bars look ace - does anyone have any experience of the frames? |
Those shoes also sound like Simmons: https://www.simmons-racing.com/cycling-2
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Originally Posted by 700wheel
(Post 20816042)
Here is the UCI list pf broadcasters:
https://www.uci.org/docs/default-sou...rsn=14db581a_6 |
Originally Posted by Baby Puke
(Post 20816622)
Thanks, but looks like it's geo blocked in Japan. Why why why?
broadcast affiliates pay for blocks of races from the UCI and geoblock anyone else from watching it. I'm planning on "cable cutting" in a few months because YouTube TV offers the Olympic Channel, NBCSports, and the Tennis Channel. By cable cutting I'm going to save around $1,000 per year. Could you somehow sign up for YouTube TV? |
Originally Posted by 700wheel
(Post 20816682)
The list does show a Japan channel with broadcast times for the WC. Maybe those stations are like Comcast in the USA - pay for the optional service or forget seeing it. I understand that those UCI
broadcast affiliates pay for blocks of races from the UCI and geoblock anyone else from watching it. I'm planning on "cable cutting" in a few months because YouTube TV offers the Olympic Channel, NBCSports, and the Tennis Channel. By cable cutting I'm going to save around $1,000 per year. Could you somehow sign up for YouTube TV? |
Looks like SRM has caught on to the short(er) crank lengths.
The Origin is now offered with lengths down 160mm, although if you opt out of the standard trilobe (170/172.5/175) size then you have to settle for non-adjustable aluminum arms. Link |
Originally Posted by Baby Puke
(Post 20816622)
Thanks, but looks like it's geo blocked in Japan. Why why why?
i just use a VPN to set my location as Hong Kong and watch the uci channel live on YouTube or watch the recordings whenever I want. the app SetupVPN works very well on google chrome and is free on desktop. |
Interesting CFD study on Sprint position Aerodynamics. Not a lot of info on that kind of stuff.
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Originally Posted by Morelock
(Post 20827351)
Interesting CFD study on Sprint position Aerodynamics. Not a lot of info on that kind of stuff.
Great find. Published just last month! It examines the road “head below the back, crotch on the stem, and chin on the tire” sprint position that (I believe) Cav made popular but others use now. I can’t recall ever seeing that position on the track. I believe it to be precarious due to the fixed hub bucking a rider if (s)he gets it wrong. |
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