DuraAce & SRM kombiniert

Auf cyclingnews.com gefunden:

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Jens is a big guy, and goes for a 58cm R2.5 with 177.5mm cranks and a 140mm stem. But perhaps the most unusual aspect of his setup is the SRM Powermeter, built into a modified Dura-Ace chainset.

 

Time was, SRM Powermeters were de rigueur during early season training, but were swapped out when the racing got serious in favour of lighter regular cranks. But with the leeway afforded by the low weight of everything else, there's wiggle room to use an SRM and still hit 6.8kg.

 

And it's not just any SRM. As well as the obvious custom chainset, Voigt's SRM is hooked up to a wireless transmitter conveying his power readings to a German TV station that's following his progress through the Tour. The necessary electronics lives in the bag under his seat, which is why Jens appears to be the only rider in the Tour carrying a repair kit.

 

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http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2004/tour04/tech/voigt-bike/CH8952.jpg

nett, nett... - so was in der art dürfte ja auch der glomser (gehabt) haben,

weil in der ard einmal seine werte bei einem anstieg eingeblendet wurden...

CU,

HAL9000