http://triathletemag.com/story.cfm?story_id=11171&publicationID=92&pageID=1705
Interesting that there are only 88 Cannondales. That seems lower to me than it has been in past years. Also there are 66 Kuota’s this year. I guess Normann’s performance last year really did alot for their sales.
So, is this every bike there? I still am wondering if Scott is riding a titanflex
dave
Good point. Maybe he racked his bike late. The count goes all the way down to 1 with the Walser. I wonder if the Walser says Walser on it or if it is Lothar Leder’s Wlaser which is labelled “Cube”?
Where is Dan he could answer the question on why Molina’s Titanflex seems to be out of the count.
It’s interesting to see that Profile Design has the highest Aerobar count whilst I believe most Cervelos are equipped with Visiontechs.
I wonder what the breakdown on Cervelo bikes would be?
I think cervelo’s had profile design until 2005 models with visiontechs. I think they had some syntace on cervelo’s for some time also.
He has the new HED carbon bike, and loves it…
Monty, does this say he no longer rides a titanflex at all?
Dave
Monty, I just went to the HED sight and saw the VO4 carbon frame. I have the VO3 carbon frame which I love, but, at 6’5", it is way too small.
I see max top tube is 58, so I see they only make the bike for normal sized folks.
Dave
/Monty, does this say he no longer rides a titanflex at all?/
I can’t speak to that, I just saw him at the Honolulu worlds and he expressed great satisfaction with the HED bike. He has it set up more slack than he used to ride, maybe the old age getting to him.(-: I remember before anyu regulations that he expiremented with a 90 degree seat angle. Scott would always figure out out what was too much by going there…
IMO, the Felt number is surprisingly low…
No way you’ll get $4300 for it…
How embarrassing, seems no-one counted an Argon 18!!!