Originally Posted by
ichitz
i thought in the kilo's case, tt was thin tires whereas kilo wt is for wide tires. I may be wrong
you made that up.
admit it.
regardless, you're wrong. the WT came about three years after the TT and the kilo TT is a WIDELY accepted race name, which the bike was named for. the WT was simply a fun name they came up with after the success of the tt, which stands for time trial.
and i was not meaning to allude to the choice of a 1" headtube being for aero purposes on a kilo tt. it was because 1" was cheap, and they were making them threaded when they designed it.