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Re: Trek TTX is Faster Than the P3C [Tom A.]
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Re: Trek TTX is Faster Than the P3C [53x12]
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See Greg's descriptions above about how he uses them.
...and the answer to your last question is "Yes."
(BTW, there IS a base bar on his setup...it's just really small ;-)
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Re: Trek TTX is Faster Than the P3C [Tom A.]
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Re: Trek TTX is Faster Than the P3C [53x12]
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See the "what aerobars do you use" thread for a full description.
I used the best individual parts I could find to make it :)
Actually, I did that on the whole bike...perhaps a new thread is in order.
G
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Re: Trek TTX is Faster Than the P3C [gregclimbs]
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Hey!...shouldn't you be getting on an airplane or something? :-)
Have a safe trip!
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Re: Trek TTX is Faster Than the P3C [Tom A.]
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Tmw, 8:55pm arive @ 9:55.
Didn't break 20dF today, so looking forward to seeing my pasty white skin in the sunlight (bring your dark glasses!)
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Didn't break 20dF today, so looking forward to seeing my pasty white skin in the sunlight (bring your dark glasses!)
G
greg
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Re: Trek TTX is Faster Than the P3C [gregclimbs]
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Well...lucky enough for the rest of us, it looks like it'll be cool enough that you can keep the leg and arm warmers on and not look out of place :-)
See ya Sunday!
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Re: Trek TTX is Faster Than the P3C [Tom A.]
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No sat for you?
And you may be in warmers, but if it is a degree over 50 (and forecast shows mid 60s, it will be shorts and short sleeves for me :)
That whole acclimated to the cold thing.
I think (to bring it back to topic-ish) I will start a thread about the da buildup.
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And you may be in warmers, but if it is a degree over 50 (and forecast shows mid 60s, it will be shorts and short sleeves for me :)
That whole acclimated to the cold thing.
I think (to bring it back to topic-ish) I will start a thread about the da buildup.
G
greg
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Re: Trek TTX is Faster Than the P3C [gregclimbs]
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....that's a "maybe" (but not likely) right now.
Cool. Are you going to reveal the info that caused you to choose that frame in the first place? ;-)
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Do you know of any tests that have compared designs that have no fairing in front of the rear wheel/no seat-tube (eg zipp) with one that does (p3c, da, etc)? I assume that's what you meant by 'simple airfoil shape'. or is this just a guess?
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