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Join Date: May 2007
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Nice video, I did enjoy it very much! ![]()
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: CT, USA
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hope this helps, cdr |
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Charlotte, NC
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Hmmm I did not know that... I wonder why no one uses them on smooth courses... especially considering a cheap disc (i.e. Renn, HED) is much cheaper than an 808 or something else really aero... |
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: CT, USA
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I can only speculate as I used to use a disc rear until I got cassette type rear wheels (my disc was a freewheel type hub wheel). I can't afford any of the current discs, or rather, I'd rather not have to afford replacing one after a crash in a mass start race.
There are disadvantages: 1. When leaned way over and wind hits you, you have to be prepared. 2. They are noisy and give your position (or pedaling action) away. 3. They ususally cost a lot. 4. Other wheels will be comparable in performance for less money. Advantages: 1. They're a bit more aero (good for those that like to break away) 2. A lot of good discs are light. 3. They look cool. lol. cdr |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: USA
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I really enjoy this Thanx, Eric
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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Thanks for all the vid's. They are excellent. I can't race anymore due to an injury but thanks to your stuff I feel like I am back in the bunch again. I get really worked up when you are sprinting for the line, I can feel your effort. Keep it up.
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: CT, USA
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My non-bike life eased up a bit so I've been able to get a couple more helmetcam vids done. One is the 2007 Hartford Criterium, Cat 3's, May 27, 2007. I had a loose connection between the helmetcam (chasecam) and the camcorder I wear so there is picture breakup. However the overall gist of the race is captured. There is one bit of contact, some nice tight riding in the field. Not a good finish though.
2007 Hartford Criterium, Cat 3's I'll be posting another one soon, the last of the Plainville Spring Series races in Plainville, CT. Cat 3/4 race, smaller field. enjoy, cdr |
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