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Pidcock's new Pinarello Dogma XC revealed

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But other some internal routing I can’t see anything aero about this bike or the position on the bike. What am I missing?

Have you seen pidcock? I mean, they clearly put him though on too a hot wash and he's come out bloomin tiny, no wind resistance at all, he'd be aero on a Raleigh chopper.


 
Posted : 13/05/2023 9:33 pm
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Remember this from 2014... a veritable jargon-fest of nonsense.


 
Posted : 14/05/2023 7:48 am
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all adds up though, a watt here, a watt there

Aero changes aren’t ‘free’ watts though, there’s usually a compromise somewhere. For road bikes it’s often weight - ‘aero’ frames are usually a bit heavier, wheels even more so. It’s whether those changes are a worthwhile compromise at MTB speeds.

I’d have thought that an efficient pedalling platform and descending ability was more important than aero changes but I’m sure someone has done the maths.


 
Posted : 14/05/2023 8:36 am
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Have you seen pidcock? I mean, they clearly put him though on too a hot wash and he’s come out bloomin tiny, no wind resistance at all, he’d be aero on a Raleigh chopper.

I think that tiny doesn’t equal aero. The opposite in fact. Try dropping a spider

The guys who win time trials are usually by cycling standards big. More engine not much more drag

I’d have thought that an efficient pedalling platform and descending ability was more important than aero changes but I’m sure someone has done the maths.

That’s my thoughts


 
Posted : 14/05/2023 9:36 am
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