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Hearing him say he'll be staying with the front pack in Kona is very good news. Can he do it? I think he can just as much as Frodo. I'm hoping for a very exciting race with Don in the mix, coming off the bike with Frodo and the Hoff, with Keine and Sanders actually coming off the the bike a tad bit ahead of that Frodo-Don-Hoff group. Yep, I think that if Sanders and Keinle can coordinate (vs Sanders pulling 98% of the way), they can get upwards of 5min going into the run if they save enough to go screaming by that front group in the last section of the bike.
Don's bike: very cool. The new DA Di2 is good locking on that bike. That new Sitero saddle looks like a winner. Wow. I think more people need to give that saddle (and the ISM PN3.0) a try just because. That said, like my experience with the PN3.0, Don has a pretty wicket upward angle for his Sitero. For me, that tilt has made a 35-40w difference in my power production on the TT bike (though it's still another 25-30w off my road power production - shorter cranks on the way, I think, will resolve that discrepancy). But back to Don's bike, the entire set up looks amazing. I mean, it would be nice to see him show up to Kona on a new unreleased 2018 Shiv, but the way he has this one set up is awesome.
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Hearing him say he'll be staying with the front pack in Kona is very good news. Can he do it? I think he can just as much as Frodo. I'm hoping for a very exciting race with Don in the mix, coming off the bike with Frodo and the Hoff, with Keine and Sanders actually coming off the the bike a tad bit ahead of that Frodo-Don-Hoff group. Yep, I think that if Sanders and Keinle can coordinate (vs Sanders pulling 98% of the way), they can get upwards of 5min going into the run if they save enough to go screaming by that front group in the last section of the bike.
Don's bike: very cool. The new DA Di2 is good locking on that bike. That new Sitero saddle looks like a winner. Wow. I think more people need to give that saddle (and the ISM PN3.0) a try just because. That said, like my experience with the PN3.0, Don has a pretty wicket upward angle for his Sitero. For me, that tilt has made a 35-40w difference in my power production on the TT bike (though it's still another 25-30w off my road power production - shorter cranks on the way, I think, will resolve that discrepancy). But back to Don's bike, the entire set up looks amazing. I mean, it would be nice to see him show up to Kona on a new unreleased 2018 Shiv, but the way he has this one set up is awesome.
wovebike.com | Wove on instagram
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milesthedog: Jul 18, 17 8:48