If the aero makes wheels equivalent over climbs...
Should everyone be climbing in aero tuck?
Since my last Ironman where I was being passed in the flats, but scorching people on the climbs, I've been doing all climbs in aero tuck under the theory it will increase my aero tuck power on the flats.
But I do seem to climb a bit faster that way, admittedly these aren't real climbs, just the usual midwestern rollers between 4-10% for .2-.6 miles.
So, aero or don't? Lance stayed tucked in the Alpe D'Huez TT didn't he?
Should everyone be climbing in aero tuck?
Since my last Ironman where I was being passed in the flats, but scorching people on the climbs, I've been doing all climbs in aero tuck under the theory it will increase my aero tuck power on the flats.
But I do seem to climb a bit faster that way, admittedly these aren't real climbs, just the usual midwestern rollers between 4-10% for .2-.6 miles.
So, aero or don't? Lance stayed tucked in the Alpe D'Huez TT didn't he?