May 30, 2011 · I rode the state TT on Saturday. TTs are usually my strength, and this was a goal race for the year. Training has gone well, and I am as fit as I've been in 4 years. The plan was to break one hour for 40k, and I was confident I could do it (been very close before). I got there early, got a good warm up.

Jun 4, 2018 · I was watching the Critérium du Dauphiné and I saw Geraint Thomas have the nasty fall. I keep seeing TT bikes under-steer and lose the front wheel causing some nasty crashes. I've never raced a TT bike so why does this happen?

Aug 26, 2023 · The danger of the TT bike Ed Hood spoke to Nikolai Razouvaev last year about time trial bikes, the Russian ‘in the know’ gave us his thought on the ‘race against the clock’ bike – The pros and the cons – but mostly the cons.

Nov 27, 2022 · Couple things. One: with UCI updating their rules on tt bikes a lot of manufacturers paused on designing them because it takes a few years to design/test/produce a bike. iirc there’s new rule allowances for 2023, so we may see new platforms for 23. Two: they are low priority.

Mar 10, 2020 · An aero TT position is not always the solution to speed on your TT bike. Learn how to maximize your speed by not making the same mistake as Fabian Cancellara and putting yourself in position...

James Cowton comes off his bike in the RL360º Quantum Superstock TT and has reason to be thankful for the recticel crash barriers and Horst Saiger's very quick reactions.

Sep 28, 2017 · Because triathletes eat, drink, sweat (and more) on their bikes, all those fluids, salts, and general gunk find their way into the many cracks, holes, and pivot points on the bike.

Tom Pidcock and Chris Froome are among the high-profile names warning that TT bikes are too dangerous to ride on open roads. But are the bikes to blame - or the natural inclination of pro-riders to ride as fast as possible, even in training?

Aug 2, 2018 · Here are the 4 golden rules you must follow to stay clear of accidents on the road. #1. Look up and sight every 5-10 seconds. This is the most important rule that you should always practice. Even just lifting up your head slightly and looking forward could potentially save your life.

Aug 15, 2014 · I've never done something that bad but i had my throttle stuck wide open rammed my stepbrother while he was on his bike. I had to wear a brace (for a torn ACL) and couldn't ride all summer but that still isn't even close to what you did.