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Old 11-18-13, 05:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Quinn8it
I only made it through about 15" of the vid- so I may have missed something...

But the bike looks too small- mostly length. Which looks to be exacerbated by a really short stem? Hard to tell from the angle.

One legged drills are most likely totally useless for anyone's training- but certainly are not needed for track racers- and they are totally pointless on a fixed drivetrain, since the crank comes around if you pull through or not..

I would stick with steady blocks of time at relevant cadences- 100- 120+ rpm
And short burst at high cadences 130+rpm
Sounds like sound advice to me.

It looks like if you were to go into a tucked aggressive position you might flip over the top of the bike. I don't think a longer stem will fix it, rather a larger bike.
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