Again, you need to be more specific. I didn't see anything in that link you posted that applies...

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http://bikeblather.blogspot.com/

What's the latest with disc brakes in the pro peloton?

I know the UCI were planning on introducing regulations for the minimum radius on a disc to address the risk of lacerations, but Sam Bewley of Orica Bike Exchange posted this on Twitter this morning, purportedly a burn from landing on a hot rotor in a pile-up. Seem like there's still some work to do to convince people that they're safe, are we likely to see their reintroduction in 2017?

https://twitter.com/...s/783309052977745920

I found this amusing, to see that the Slice, which was not a particularly aero release, now has a disc.
I guess the aero penalty wasn't significant. sure. but what's the handling benefit on the kona course?
i don't recall braking being an issue. yaw, sure.

Because in 10 years, almost all new road bikes are going to be disc. They're making the frame future-compatible, just like everybody else.

Yup. See the bike rumor link. Phased reintroduction at selected races in 2017.http://www.bikerumor.com/2016/09/08/rounded-rotors-rescue-uci-allows-disc-brakes-back-pro-peloton-2017/[\url]