…the running of the Roo’s! She’s pretty. I can see some upgrades I’ll eventually need to make on my Roo from what I see on yours…
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What rear hydration mount is that pictured on your XPR? That looks nice and I’m looking at options for my new XPR too.
I built up a P-Series w/ ceramicspeed bb for shimano and had exactly what you’re talking about. I ended up swapping it out for a wheels manufacturing thread-together to solve it.
It’s actually the bracket that comes with the Fizik Tritone, which I believe is the now the Mistica? The first gen had a double mount…this one has a double mount or single mount (as pictured). Congrats on your new QRoo. I’m really enjoying mine…
Just wanted to post my final Kona set up with the race wheels and I added an angled spacer to the BTA bottle mount to raise it up a bit and make it level so in course bottles won’t fall out.
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Beautiful. Feeling like literally the only marginal gain remaining would be an aero crank set/chainring.
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Very jealous of that setup
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What? NO scuff marks on the shoe??
I finally got around to taking pics of my two tri bikes. Nothing new here. The Shiv is the newest as a 2015. P2 is a 2011. As much as I would love some of the new tech, it just wouldn’t make sense for me. I’m barely a MOP age grouper and don’t intend anything longer than a sprint from 2025 on.
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What’s up with the saddles?! That’s an extreme upwards angle!
Why so much crap on your bikes if you are just racing sprints?
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Oooh, I like the double stake bottle holder, how did you engineer that? You could easily zip tie a cage to the rear seat as well.
@Bryancd - cool bike/pic. Is the covering over the jockey pulleys an after market aero thing? other?
It’s an OSP system from CeramicSpeed.
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Interesting. Found a link, for anyone else curious… Versions for Shimano or SRAM
Nice flex. 