Good looking TR11
Good looking TR11
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The other site has a bike check video up for Hannah's TR11.
It is impossible to find any reviews of these bikes anywhere... Would be interested to know how they stack up compared to an Orbea Rise.
It will be interesting to see what they determine was the cause in this case, but heart issues in top level athletes is actually a thing... https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/01.CIR.91.5.1596
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Just out of curiosity, why do you even draw a connection between any of this and Sonny Colbrelli?
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Your description is precisely why I've said that Connor Fearon needs to get away from Kona if he wants to win a World Cup DH. Pedal kickback on single pivots is real for for flat pedal riders. Maybe he could run the O Chain if what you've been feeling works. He's...more
I am by no means a rider at a level anywhere close to Neko's and realize the price tag of an o-chain is quite ridiculous but about a year ago, as I ended up having a bit of disposable income and having heard positive rumblings about it from sources I trust, I decided to splurge on one for my trail bike and I certainly do not regret doing so. My bike has become quieter (both in movement and sound), foot fatigue is noticeably less on longer descents, and as a flat pedal rider my feet stay on the pedals significantly better when things get really rough. I certainly had some concerns about it initially as I like really high engagement hubs as a lot of the climbs and some rides I do are quite technical and getting a quick half pedal stroke in can be critical but it didn't get take long to adjust as the 'dead zone' is at the crank and not the hub and therefore always consistent (I run the 6 degree elastomer btw). Maybe the reason I noticed such a profound difference is partially because I do run hubs with such high engagement but having run one on my trail bike I really notice the difference when jumping onto my DH bike which doesn't have one which will get one the next time I have enough cash burning a hole in my pocket to justify buying another one...
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Gearbox, carbon, titanium, additive manufacturing, CNC... This bike seems to have it all (as well as good looks): https://instagram.com/machina_bikes?utm_medium=copy_link
Can see an '11' on the top tube... Wonder if it's just the long overdue alu version or if they've updated/tweaked it somehow
this is way more exciting than the Repeater...
I think being 179cm you are actually closer to 5ft 11"
P.S. The bike looks great and super fun!
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As a fan of understated colours this looks so drool-worthy... It is a great-looking frame but I worry about lots of areas that look like they might trap dirt or rocks between bits of carbon that might end up grinding themselves to shreds.
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Cecile Ravanel now always wears one since breaking her neck...
He's already been partially using 7mesh gear for jackets, pants etc but maybe he's now switching to using all their MTB gear?
The javelin thrower is also an obvious clue for Nina...
Not quite jumping on the e-wagon yet but if orbea keeps pushing things in this direction and nudges more towards the 16kg range in the next couple years they might be the ones to get me to jump on the wagon. I've ridden many e-bikes and the carbon rise was the first one that really got me thinking about actually owning one.
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Yes, happened on a couple new tires recently... Very strange.
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@sspomer Thank you guys for sharing a calm and honest conversation. Everybody’s lived experiences during the last couple years is valid and deserves discussion, not censorship.