P pigman Old School Grand Master Mar 29, 2010 #21 wots that McLaren intravenous drip feed thingy on the back of vicky's bike? Like that green dolan a lot
wots that McLaren intravenous drip feed thingy on the back of vicky's bike? Like that green dolan a lot
tintin40 Retrobike Rider Gold Trader 98+ BoTM Winner Klein Fan Feedback View Mar 29, 2010 #22 pigman":194l1oe4 said: wots that McLaren intravenous drip feed thingy on the back of vicky's bike? Like that green dolan a lot Click to expand... Great minds do think alike
pigman":194l1oe4 said: wots that McLaren intravenous drip feed thingy on the back of vicky's bike? Like that green dolan a lot Click to expand... Great minds do think alike
cchris2lou Retrobike Rider Gold Trader PoTM Winner GT Fan Feedback View Mar 29, 2010 #23 cool pictures . is same weight limit for bikes apply on the track too ?
S Shamus BoTM Winner rBotM Winner PoTM Winner Feedback View Mar 29, 2010 #24 yep, 6.8kg. At least one Colnago was under weight, they had to add some weight on it.
REKIBorter Retrobike Rider Gold Trader 98+ BoTM Winner Feedback View Mar 29, 2010 #25 That is scary light considering the amount of power these guys can generate. No wonder the frames snap on impact.
That is scary light considering the amount of power these guys can generate. No wonder the frames snap on impact.
MikeD Senior Retro Guru Mar 29, 2010 #26 It's not really that light for a bike with no gears or brakes. I guess that's why they're not too bothered about the weight of the SRM cranks/head units/dataloggers and stuff ;-) Underweight bikes in road racing, now that's scary
It's not really that light for a bike with no gears or brakes. I guess that's why they're not too bothered about the weight of the SRM cranks/head units/dataloggers and stuff ;-) Underweight bikes in road racing, now that's scary
saltyman Retrobike Rider Gold Trader Feedback View Mar 29, 2010 #27 might get one as a hack bike :shock:
