That is definitely a different fork from anything on the market I'm familiar with. Maybe the new Orbea but the head tube doesn't look right.

Contact-less electromagnetic brakes. Let's go Star Wars, folks. Friction braking is for chumps. And, it has an advanced regenerative option if you want to power your Di battery or recharge a doping motor.

I hope its a cool set of reading glasses that pic gives me a headache!

My guess is, it's a bike frame/fork module. Maybe a beam bike?

Looks at lot like this.



http://www.tririg.com/...OMP_Review&num=5


I wouldn't get too wrapped around that picture.

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New TriRig run gear and sunglasses. Can't wait.

So his biggest project to date (his own words) - but you think he'll just reveal...a bike build from a previous review? Got it.

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Looks like a frame pump.

Pretty sure he was just implying you shouldn't base your guesses on that pic, since it is of an existing bike.....no?

Whatever it is, I wonder if you have to pay for it a year before it is delivered..

Probably partnered with Silca and will be releasing an aerodynamic carbon fiber frame pump.

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"One Line Robert"

The other blurred photos ended up being actual products. I'd wager this would be the same.

All I know is if this thing has one occluded bolt I'm going to throw a fit.

x2

No bolt occlusion is a requirement.

Man, making fun of Nick and other high end tri gear peddlers is one of my favorite pastimes.

With at least a 20 to 1 virtual airfoil.

haha. prodiginous

I'm just happy that you're talking about bolt occlusion, even if it's mostly (completely?) to poke fun.

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I'm going with frame and/or wheels...

Valve extenders.
And matching bar tape.

It has to be a frame. I think a fork wouldn't be enough of a big move. Not to mention that fork compatability and aero interaction is frame specific (to many cases to design for).

I reckon it will be a frame along the lines of a super P4. Very thin and low drag in 5-0-5 yaw.

and now possible uci legal with possible dropping of 3:1 requirements ;)

Agreed. It wasn't given the name "Omni" by accident. At a minimum, an entire front-end set up, but likely an entire frame set

I bow to your wit. made me spit coffee on the screen.
thank you

well Omni means "everything or all" so I think its a hydration/computer mount/food storage piece that integrates with their other offerings.

Agreed. The amount of development time for a frame compared to this is huge.

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