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Oh no! People from this thread, racing each other. This is cool.

Are your sensibilities offended?

Doesn't look like a natural human physique. Seems like a big sacrifice to be the leader of your passion (IMO).

Congrats

Well ...

... page two and isn't on lockdown. That's a good sign.

you reap what you sow

I know, when he beats me he can come back and brag about it

He's riding on a P4. I'll have a tough time finding quite that same position anyway.

Am I wrong to think that a good tri position is less aggressive than a TT one? In the CW pic I posted her position looks much more realistic for doing an ironman distance than a 20 mile flat TT.

you are correct

What part looks odd? I'm thinking it's the t-rex like tiny arms, but I'm getting used to the look of cyclists.

Next time I race against myself I may come in here for some trash talk.

Most folks can't see every fiber of muscle in their body no matter how fit they are. Pro cyclist tend to have oddly proportioned bodies too.

What do you say to yourself if you lose?

CW is notorious for having an "un-aero" position (in tri land anyway).

your other self sucks.

That arc in his back and skeletal feature of his arms. The amount of definition he has on his legs is impressive but they are way disproportional to his arms.

Maybe I'll get it next time. Being a Tennessee fan, the mindset has become second nature.

You must be new here, welcome to cycling.

Thanks.

Most natural athletes have a less than textbook style. The fastest TT I have ever done was at 7,400 feet on an upsized all mountain full suspension mtb w/o lockouts, on a paved road. For sure I was not aero. When road bikes catch up to why that bike worked so well there is a good chance the rider won't have to be jutted forwards so far and can focus on being in an optimal place to generate power without fatigue. Very similar to where you started. Aero bars allow for less upper body adjustment than handlebars so I still think it looked like a good way to kink your neck


He is flexible in places you are not or your seat troubles would be greatly lessened.

You know you want one.....DO IT!

lol

I was nicer to you than I was to the jackass who thought it was a good idea to pass stopped school buses on his bike.

Some bum on a Huffy told me I needed a helmet today. It was hard not to laugh out loud but I managed.