Hi all…
i just posted a day or two ago… a pic of a bike with funky wheels…
well its all done… it just needed come clear coat… Here it is in the sunshine of Southern California… YEAH BABY!!!
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Have a nice day all…
nice paint job… but is that saddle comfortable tilted so far down?
whatever works i guess
Cheers
David
I took my HED front disc out today for its first ride, and I chose a much too windy course, with 20 mph winds
It was like sailing! Very difficuly but possible. Kind of like riding a mountain bike on a trail at night … with no lights. I could not see the wind gusts when they hit me.
I’ll try for a calm course, but so far so good, it added some real speed.
Is a front disk even legal for USAT? I race a lot in Colorado and the thought of riding one in the cross-winds scares the hell out of me. Sweet bike though.
yes, a front disc is UCI and USCF legal, but I only use it on a closed course, one way, calm wind TT course
and yes, it is scary in the wind, as I found out yesterday, but coming from a MTB background - it was not too bad.
it will be great for the low to no wind morning TT’s
Very nice…for a red bike.
Gary – Do you ever use a powermeter on TT courses?
Thank you …
Yes the saddle is good like that for me…
i am still about 15-20 pounds too heavy… with the seat tilted like that… it seems to help with my flexibility…
hopefully when i lose the wieght that i want, i will be abble to tilt the seat closer to level…
thanks again…
Noooooo…!!!
Never ride in 20mph winds dude…
i ride in 15mph winds MAX!!! if it gets to 20… i will try to just finish my TT… But if its 20mph when i start… I throw on the Tri-spoke…
Good luck to you…
I hope to see some pics of your bike soon…