In response to someone asking about power meters for TCR.Guys, forget about all that crap. Or, as the great Fausto Coppi told a reporter when he was asked how he became such an amazing champion: "ride your bike, ride your bike, ride your bike".
Quote from: Phil W on 19 January, 2017, 04:00:55 pmIn response to someone asking about power meters for TCR.Guys, forget about all that crap. Or, as the great Fausto Coppi told a reporter when he was asked how he became such an amazing champion: "ride your bike, ride your bike, ride your bike".As an avid dot watcher with a love of data, if anyone used a power meter for the whole of the TCR, I'd be really interested to see the data... J
They give you a £10 discount if you have ridden the event!
There's one here!https://yacf.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=100201.0
It's hard to contain the excitement!Just 45 minutes or so until the off.There's a webcam on one of the churches above the square in Geraardsbergen and it is showing riders starting to gather. Not long now!
Quote from: Frank9755 on 28 July, 2017, 08:14:21 pmIt's hard to contain the excitement!Just 45 minutes or so until the off.There's a webcam on one of the churches above the square in Geraardsbergen and it is showing riders starting to gather. Not long now!Ooh, got a link?J
It doesn’t matter where you start. Just start.
I found this picture of all the women taking part. Not great quality, but that looks very like That Emily Chappell on the end of the front row. Emily, of course, had a very successful ride last year.When Canardly, Speshact and I were in Avignon, we met a couple who were doing an enormous circumnavigation of France on their pristine bikes with identical luggage. They told us that they were taking part. The lady is in the back row, pink top, considerably taller than all the others. Their FB page is here: https://www.facebook.com/SinaVictorTCR5/
