Yes, but it's a great business idea. A percentage of users leave the subscription going without using it, some users want to support a business, some users actively use it and make the most of it and some users want something for nothing. Unfortunately I'm going to have to stop Strava because it's not something I make the most of it. It's definitely a period of tightening my belt
Great video guys, thanks for providing all these overviews and insights from the Eurobike! At 14:38 - can I use this to find out on which course a disc wheel gives me more benefits over a regular high profile wheel?
I’m confused the purpose of the device. What is someone supposed to do once they gather the wind data? It’s not like we can change when the wind blows.
@@trbeyond Here are three quick gains from measuring wind and weather data. 1) Head wind is not always head wind. A change in the wind angle impacts my aerodynamics. Therefore, knowing the wind direction can help me to win some watts through adapting my aero position to side winds. 2) For professionally comparing material, I have to do wind tunnel testing which is time consuming and expensive. The wind and weather sensor is an affordable way of comparing material under real life conditions. 3) The most simple answer is: It tells me whether I was in a bad shape today or if my performance was worsened by today's wind conditions, and how badly. I hope this helps to resolve your confusions. Get in touch with us to learn more about measuring wind in cycling.
Can you do a segment on accessories for bike travel? Or maybe this expo has only gear for racing... Thanks for reporting on this, it's very interesting 👍
Completely mystified by the apologetic review of the Moulton. Sure, expensive options are available, but it’s British made, 95% exported, and has a solid engineering pedigree…what’s wrong with that? Carbon bits available for GCN followers….baffling.
What is the best bit of innovative kit that you think has helped triathlon in the last 10 years? 🤔
Funny helmets
Really happy you liked our product! Thank you for the video 👍
Thanks for the bit about Moulton bicycles at the end. I've raced Moultons in triathlons for years with much success.
Subscription services need to get bent
Yes, but it's a great business idea. A percentage of users leave the subscription going without using it, some users want to support a business, some users actively use it and make the most of it and some users want something for nothing. Unfortunately I'm going to have to stop Strava because it's not something I make the most of it. It's definitely a period of tightening my belt
Great video guys, thanks for providing all these overviews and insights from the Eurobike!
At 14:38 - can I use this to find out on which course a disc wheel gives me more benefits over a regular high profile wheel?
Sure, just record your wind data of both set-ups and compare it in the analysis dashboard.
Thx 4 the update gear coverage.
Great video guys! The only thing that I think of is how they clean that water tank /storage in the bottom of the frame...😂🤔
Thanks for visiting us at Eurobike 2023! Great video 👌
I’m confused the purpose of the device. What is someone supposed to do once they gather the wind data? It’s not like we can change when the wind blows.
@@trbeyond Here are three quick gains from measuring wind and weather data.
1) Head wind is not always head wind. A change in the wind angle impacts my aerodynamics. Therefore, knowing the wind direction can help me to win some watts through adapting my aero position to side winds.
2) For professionally comparing material, I have to do wind tunnel testing which is time consuming and expensive. The wind and weather sensor is an affordable way of comparing material under real life conditions.
3) The most simple answer is: It tells me whether I was in a bad shape today or if my performance was worsened by today's wind conditions, and how badly.
I hope this helps to resolve your confusions. Get in touch with us to learn more about measuring wind in cycling.
Aerobar for gravel is rather for ultra gravel races. If you run 600kilometers it is good idea to have it, not only for aero, also for comfort.
Vision - any word if we will get a 5D drops but with the 4D MAS system for removable TT bars?
Why did I watch this video.
I don’t even have a bike lol
Can you do a segment on accessories for bike travel? Or maybe this expo has only gear for racing... Thanks for reporting on this, it's very interesting 👍
Some sources and calculations have said that the powershift system gives you a considerable powerloss...
Which sources?
I have not heard this. Yet to try it myself though
@@markthrelfall3577Hambini seems to have come to that conclusion. Whether less sweary folks are also saying the same idk.
15:00 12,000 pound bike. Flat rear tire 😆
12,000lbs=5443kg, no wonder the tyre is flat
The Shimano RC903 is already out for month🤔
Yep, there are a couple of things that I note are not brand new. Limited edition colour way though 👌
5:15 very very dissappointing missed shot at saying *'they've reinvented the wheel'*
The Trigon for $900 is a bargain. about the same as my Chinese DIY build.All these $3000 aero road bikes I need to remortgage for. #gamechanger
Try $9000
Completely mystified by the apologetic review of the Moulton. Sure, expensive options are available, but it’s British made, 95% exported, and has a solid engineering pedigree…what’s wrong with that? Carbon bits available for GCN followers….baffling.
Wait, did I see this right? That Classified Hub uses a Micro-USB. What year is it and do you get firmware updates on a floppy disc?
with classified you loose a lot of watts, a lot
I’ve actually not heard this before. I will do some digging
@@markthrelfall3577 hambini check
Hideous “baby’s arm” rear mech on Campy
Road bike cycling shoes are always weirdo looking ,unlike MTB cycling shoes they just keep it simple