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In the upcoming newsletter I’ll be talking about How To Do A Proper Bike Fit. Rapha has also generously ponied up one Lightweight Jersey, a Team Cap and a pair of Pro Team socks that I’ll be randomly giving away to an email subscriber. Hot damn – I’m even gonna subscribe!
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sweet wheels CT
Please tell me you don't regularly use purty deep section carbon wheels on the trainer!? My sanity is at stake here.
You should see my race wheels!
those lightweights look SWEEEEETTTTTTT!! damn…think i just jizzed myself…
Will you be giving away a pair of lightweights to each subscriber?
If I can get 50,000 newsletter subscribers before the first newsletter I'll give a set of Lightweights away. Seriously. We have a way to go though…
Do you choose your own handlebars or do you just keep what you are given by your sponsor?
We get a number of options to choose from, but they need to be from our sponsor.
Proper bike fit sounds great. I've blown some money on them and am still not happy, as I have a serious chronic subscap/QL issue, I need someone with some osteo/physio/biomechanical knowledge as well ('tis why I will visit Mr Briscombe).
It would be really instructional to see what difference small adjustments make to your power output, particular longitudinal seat movement and seat height.
Some info perhaps on what to do for certain weaknesses (shoulders, triceratops etc) would be interesting too!
Good luck with the list, it's exciting to watch it grow :)
tim
So has a fortnightly newsletter been issued as yet? I have not seen one since signing up but maybe spam filter stole it?
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