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Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike
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I'll start...she'll be in her first race this April in Marble Falls, TX.

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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [epoch2k] [ In reply to ]
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Awesome thread. Nice bike! Did you go full rival or mixed? Where did you source the frame?

Maybe we could make rules of the thread that you post your sources so people can find the frames if they dig them?
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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [epoch2k] [ In reply to ]
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Old position, now lower. I also have a disk cover and will have a Flo 60 up front soon!
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Not mine, but I built it for a friend (aerobar pads were added later :)



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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [epoch2k] [ In reply to ]
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I should note that almost everyone's bike here is Chinese, if they admit it or not!
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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [Jon h] [ In reply to ]
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Jon h wrote:
I should note that almost everyone's bike here is Chinese, if they admit it or not!

Although not everyone's bikes undergo the same tests and have to uphold the same standards re: carbon layup. Ergo, some disintegrate and take out an entire field, others do not ;)

I guess tri bikes aren't as bad, you're really only endangering yourself. (Unless somebody's drafting off you, in which case, they had it coming!)

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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [Livetotri] [ In reply to ]
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Livetotri wrote:
Jon h wrote:
I should note that almost everyone's bike here is Chinese, if they admit it or not!


Although not everyone's bikes undergo the same tests and have to uphold the same standards re: carbon layup. Ergo, some disintegrate and take out an entire field, others do not ;)

I guess tri bikes aren't as bad, you're really only endangering yourself. (Unless somebody's drafting off you, in which case, they had it coming!)


...rolls eyes... Buyers justification?

Have any examples of these disintegrating bikes?
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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [Jon h] [ In reply to ]
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Jon h wrote:
Livetotri wrote:
Jon h wrote:
I should note that almost everyone's bike here is Chinese, if they admit it or not!


Although not everyone's bikes undergo the same tests and have to uphold the same standards re: carbon layup. Ergo, some disintegrate and take out an entire field, others do not ;)

I guess tri bikes aren't as bad, you're really only endangering yourself. (Unless somebody's drafting off you, in which case, they had it coming!)


...rolls eyes...

Keep on rolling champ.

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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [Blacktocomm] [ In reply to ]
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The front and rear derailleur and brakes are SRAM force. The crank is SRAM rival because it the only one I could find in 165. The chainring is a FSA 52T. I got the frame from Gotobikes. It should be pretty easy to google search.
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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [epoch2k] [ In reply to ]
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Pardon the crappy cellphone pic:




Almost 2 years old. 3 70.3s, 1 IM, plus several shorter distances, still serves me well.
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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [Bluesman68] [ In reply to ]
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Not a bad paint scheme, I kind of like it ...

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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [Bluesman68] [ In reply to ]
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What wheels are those?
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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [jellis] [ In reply to ]
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Chinese 88mm carbon wheelset as old as the bike
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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [epoch2k] [ In reply to ]
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Pics when first assembled, since trimmed down the front end a bit.




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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [epoch2k] [ In reply to ]
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epoch2k wrote:
I'll start...she'll be in her first race this April in Marble Falls, TX.
Are those characters on the rear wheel Mandarin for "zipp"? =)

Sweet ride!

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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [Bluesman68] [ In reply to ]
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Bluesman68 wrote:
Pardon the crappy cellphone pic:




Almost 2 years old. 3 70.3s, 1 IM, plus several shorter distances, still serves me well.

Serious question, doesn't all that stuff on the back act like a parachute?
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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [Bluesman68] [ In reply to ]
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Is that a bike or a luggage rack?

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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [Bluesman68] [ In reply to ]
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Nice frame Bluesman - where did you get it??
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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [epoch2k] [ In reply to ]
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To think I thought this thread was going to be about "Giant" road bikes.

No offense but whoever wrote those Chinese characters did a pretty shit job.
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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [epoch2k] [ In reply to ]
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It's my Tri Hybrid ;-)

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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [beebs] [ In reply to ]
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Ya, there is literally no need for ALL that stuff...I race about ~10 times a year for the past 3 years and have ever had to change flat once.


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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [Jon h] [ In reply to ]
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Jon h wrote:
Livetotri wrote:
Jon h wrote:
I should note that almost everyone's bike here is Chinese, if they admit it or not!


Although not everyone's bikes undergo the same tests and have to uphold the same standards re: carbon layup. Ergo, some disintegrate and take out an entire field, others do not ;)

I guess tri bikes aren't as bad, you're really only endangering yourself. (Unless somebody's drafting off you, in which case, they had it coming!)


...rolls eyes... Buyers justification?

Have any examples of these disintegrating bikes?

I keep asking the same things and have yet to see it. I only know one person with a Chinese build and it's a road bike. He's coming up on 4 years and rides the snot out of it.
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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [tigerpaws] [ In reply to ]
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My friend has a TT one, and love it... (Last two years I think)

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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [Livetotri] [ In reply to ]
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Livetotri wrote:
Although not everyone's bikes undergo the same tests and have to uphold the same standards re: carbon layup. Ergo, some disintegrate and take out an entire field, others do not ;)

I guess tri bikes aren't as bad, you're really only endangering yourself. (Unless somebody's drafting off you, in which case, they had it coming!)

That's just dumb.

Here was my first tri bike; rode it a lot for 2+ years w/ nary a problem. Only reason it was replaced was because it didn't fit.


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Re: Show me your Chinese TT/Tri bike [James Haycraft] [ In reply to ]
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Planet X maintains different standards and you know it.

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