TwoTyred
09-02-05, 02:38 AM
http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2005/tech/shows/eurobike05/?id=eurobike052/eb05-carbon_ti
General Cycling Discussion - There is a parts god..
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my58vw
09-02-05, 03:21 AM
So, you have to replace every say 10 miles... opps!
How light are they anyway?
Next great application, campagnolo cf record crank with CF Ti rings, 50-34 with an all Ti 11-23 cassette :D
How light are they anyway?
Next great application, campagnolo cf record crank with CF Ti rings, 50-34 with an all Ti 11-23 cassette :D
TwoTyred
09-02-05, 03:59 AM
No, no, no, the beauty of these is that the Ti is on
the teeth, theoretically giving a longer wear than
even aluminum. Good question about weight, though,
i wonder if it's about even?? if so welll, maybe ceramics?
whatever happened to all the wonders that ceramics
were supposed to offer in the future??
the teeth, theoretically giving a longer wear than
even aluminum. Good question about weight, though,
i wonder if it's about even?? if so welll, maybe ceramics?
whatever happened to all the wonders that ceramics
were supposed to offer in the future??
TwoTyred
09-05-05, 11:29 PM
i stole this from 'nino' on mtbr