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Andrew_P

In between here and there
 

Hacienda71

Mancunian in self imposed exile in leafy Cheshire
I will have to ask him what bike he was on and when he rode it if he responds to the comments, as the wind went mental around 2pm here and as a Triathlete it would be interesting to see if he was on TT bike or a road bike. Under five minutes is seriously quick.
I did enjoy it although it was a little bit sketchy at a couple of points were there were grids/covers and I was close to 40 mph.
 

on the road

Über Member
Do others feel a tad guilty if they get a KOM with a wee bit of wind assistance, was out today and took one by quite a wind-assisted margin... ?
No ^_^

I got a KOM on Sept 14th thanks to an almost gale in the right direction, no one's beaten yet :whistle:
 

nathanicola

Active Member
Do others feel a tad guilty if they get a KOM with a wee bit of wind assistance, was out today and took one by quite a wind-assisted margin... ?
A few of my mates went out hunting koms with a massive tail wind and got some that will never be beaten now. There are a couple that i could have taken very easily the wind was in the perfect direction but i decided to stay home as i've been trying them for a long time and i've nearly got them, i would have felt guilty if i used the wind, would rather work for them on my own.
 
Got new set of Deda carbon mini blast bars today http://roadcyclinguk.com/news/deda-carbon-blast-mini-aerobars-first-ride.html so i thought it would be rude not to see how they perform.
Kom on a 700ft cat3 climb, two 3rd's on two cat4 climbs and two other top 10 spots also on cat4 climbs.
Verdict is they are very good. Good for pulling against on the climbs and good for going aero on flatter sections. They also only weigh 240grams or there about. :hyper:
 

Hip Priest

Veteran
Has anyone ever gone balls-out on a particular segment, only to get home and discover you were on the wrong bit of road? Just me then.
 

Rob3rt

Man or Moose!
Location
Manchester
Got new set of Deda carbon mini blast bars today http://roadcyclinguk.com/news/deda-carbon-blast-mini-aerobars-first-ride.html so i thought it would be rude not to see how they perform.
Kom on a 700ft cat3 climb, two 3rd's on two cat4 climbs and two other top 10 spots also on cat4 climbs.
Verdict is they are very good. Good for pulling against on the climbs and good for going aero on flatter sections. They also only weigh 240grams or there about. :hyper:

Odd, climbing is the last thing I would ever think to grab those during (unless it was a long drag with a very low gradient, where you are still shifting at a fair rate), however, proof is in the pudding I guess (or not but I don't want to debate right now :tongue:)
 
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