Weight Limit
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I don't think they will drop the restriction but that's just an uneducated guess. Contest between men not machines and all that. Personally I think it's a little silly though and the pros should be allowed to ride bikes of any weight they want.
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Maybe the manufacturers will push for it. The way things are now, the consumer can buy a 'better' bike than a pro can ride. That's not great for the purposes of showcasing product.
I can't imagine anyone else cares, tho. Surely the riders don't, the UCI has historically been reluctant to embrace new technology, and I don't know why the other sponsors would be interested.
I guess I don't see it happening. The bike makers are generally not primary sponsors. Certainly there are exceptions, but I don't think there's enough clout there to change anyone's mind.
I can't imagine anyone else cares, tho. Surely the riders don't, the UCI has historically been reluctant to embrace new technology, and I don't know why the other sponsors would be interested.
I guess I don't see it happening. The bike makers are generally not primary sponsors. Certainly there are exceptions, but I don't think there's enough clout there to change anyone's mind.
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