Toolbox: Rotor Ringing - Message by Dr. Stephen Cheung, Ph.D.
After a few years of gaining a gradual foothold in the pro peloton, non-round chainrings have gone big-time, first as unbranded chainrings for Carlos Sastre’s 2008 Tour win, and now as a major sponsor for the Cervelo TestTeam. True to its Spanish roots, a new study from a Spanish research group investigates their efficacy. [PEZCYCLING.COM]
Toolbox: Rotor Ringing
Tue, 2009-05-19 15:03
Wed, 2009-05-20 07:50
#2
LC
how are you? I miss you.
I am running a Rotor ring and I really like it.
Wed, 2009-05-20 07:42
#3
L:C Now that Gunnar is gone
L:C Now that Gunnar is gone for a few weeks I wanted to let you know I have some extra Pedro's Lube around for you after all its biodegradeable and will not chap your skin. Your pecker will not look like a barber poll this time around. Thanks for the tech info. Maybe you should write a weeklly tech info blub. First debate for you Rigid fork or suspension stem pro and con's. inquiring minds need to know this $hit. Again thanks for last weekend. It will be in my heart until next time.
Wed, 2009-05-20 21:49
#4
Wayne never kissed and told.
Wayne never kissed and told.
Wed, 2009-05-20 21:51
#5
Wayne says the rotor ring
Wayne says the rotor ring stays on too.
Thu, 2009-05-21 06:26
#6
OK...
you promised LC, you promised (stomp feet, stomp feet).
Thu, 2009-05-21 22:09
#7
It appears several of you may
It appears several of you may have sand in your vaginas. Or I'm milking the homepage recent post opportunities.
Thu, 2009-05-21 22:51
#8
ZILLA wrote:It appears
It appears several of you may have sand in your vaginas. Or I'm milking the homepage recent post opportunities.
Could you lick mine out please? :)
bio pace circa 1990. I guess the new rotor rings are supposed to be "way better" than the old biopace, but at my level, just riding more will do more than some oblong ring that costs way too much. They really wouldn't work on single speeds without an tension either.
l:C
Nada