Varför 26" för triathlon?
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Miss Lycka
Ny medlem
Varför 26" för triathlon?
Den jävla konservativa triathlonsporten med en massa oskrivna regler som ingen får papper på innan start.
sebastian_nurmela
Aktiv medlem
Varför 26" för triathlon?
Antar att det har något med att jaga fördelar. 2st 26" + reservdäck väger säkert mindre, sedan är dom nog inte lika känsliga för kastvindarna på hawaii. Nu spekulerar jag bara..
Varför 26" för triathlon?
En förklaring:
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This standard frame design is referred to as a diamond frame. As you can see, each of these frames is comprised of two triangles sharing a common tube–the seat tube. The angle of the seat tube differentiates a Triathlon Bike from a Road Bike. The image above clearly shows the difference between a standard Road Bike, which typically has a 72°-73° seat tube angle, and a Triathlon Bike, which will have a seat tube angle of 76°-78°.
What effect does the seat tube angle have on a rider? Well, the steeper the seat tube angle, the more effort is exerted by the cyclists hamstrings compared to his or her quadriceps. That means a Road Bike allows you to use your bigger muscles (quadriceps) more and therefore you can exert more power relative to a Triathlon Bike. It also means, when you get off the bike, your quadriceps are more tired. No big deal if you are done for the day. Big deal if you still have to do some running.
To make up for the reduction in power that a steeper seat tube creates, a Triathlon Bike will typically have one or both of the following compensating features: aerobars and smaller wheels.
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fortsättning, hjulen:
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As for wheel size, there was a time when many triathlon bikes came with 650c wheels. These wheels are smaller than standard 700c wheels and supposedly offer faster acceleration, greater climbing ability, and a reduced profile (smaller wheels = less wind resistance). Technically, these benefits are all true. However, as a matter of practicality, there are very few instances in which the benefits of 650c wheels outweigh the drawbacks.
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This standard frame design is referred to as a diamond frame. As you can see, each of these frames is comprised of two triangles sharing a common tube–the seat tube. The angle of the seat tube differentiates a Triathlon Bike from a Road Bike. The image above clearly shows the difference between a standard Road Bike, which typically has a 72°-73° seat tube angle, and a Triathlon Bike, which will have a seat tube angle of 76°-78°.
What effect does the seat tube angle have on a rider? Well, the steeper the seat tube angle, the more effort is exerted by the cyclists hamstrings compared to his or her quadriceps. That means a Road Bike allows you to use your bigger muscles (quadriceps) more and therefore you can exert more power relative to a Triathlon Bike. It also means, when you get off the bike, your quadriceps are more tired. No big deal if you are done for the day. Big deal if you still have to do some running.
To make up for the reduction in power that a steeper seat tube creates, a Triathlon Bike will typically have one or both of the following compensating features: aerobars and smaller wheels.
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fortsättning, hjulen:
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As for wheel size, there was a time when many triathlon bikes came with 650c wheels. These wheels are smaller than standard 700c wheels and supposedly offer faster acceleration, greater climbing ability, and a reduced profile (smaller wheels = less wind resistance). Technically, these benefits are all true. However, as a matter of practicality, there are very few instances in which the benefits of 650c wheels outweigh the drawbacks.
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Kneecap
Aktiv medlem
Varför 26" för triathlon?
Slint skrev:
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> Jag har hört något om att man vill få en
> kortare cykel. Men jag fattar inte mer för det.
> Det är rätt gubbigt tror jag.
Tjena!
Kallar du mig gubbe? Jag skall giva dig på moppo!!!!
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> Jag har hört något om att man vill få en
> kortare cykel. Men jag fattar inte mer för det.
> Det är rätt gubbigt tror jag.
Tjena!
Kallar du mig gubbe? Jag skall giva dig på moppo!!!!
captain8track
Aktiv medlem
Varför 26" för triathlon?
Lösning.
Sätt slicks och tempobåge på din mtb...
Sätt slicks och tempobåge på din mtb...
Varför 26" för triathlon?
Detta är en trevlig triathlon tävling. Såg lite på TV förra sommaren, såg tungt ut när de kom joggande uppför med pannlampor på 2900 meters höjd.
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Facts & Figures - Triathlon
The INFERNO Triathlon, with its ascent of 5500 metres, is one of the toughest in the world and already ranks as a classic. The unforgettable encounter with nature in the incomparable Alpine world of the Bernese Oberland and the easy-going atmosphere make the INFERNO a most impressive challenge. Top sport in the world’s most scenic setting: in front of the Eiger, Mönch & Jungfrau!
Max. 250 participants
Route
Swimming:
Thun - Oberhofen
Distance 3.1 km
Road Bike:
Oberhofen (562m a.s.l.) - Sigriswil (810) - Beatenberg (1153) - Interlaken (563) - Meiringen (593) - Grosse Scheidegg (1962) - Grindelwald (943).
Distance 97 km, slope 2145 m.
Mountain Bike:
Grindelwald (943) - Kleine Scheidegg (2061) - Wengen (1275) - Lauterbrunnen (795) - Stechelberg (862).
Distance 30 km, slope 1180 m.
Fell Running:
Stechelberg (862) - Lauterbrunnen (795) - Mürren (1640) - Schilthorn (2970).
Distance 25 km, slope 2175 m.
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Facts & Figures - Triathlon
The INFERNO Triathlon, with its ascent of 5500 metres, is one of the toughest in the world and already ranks as a classic. The unforgettable encounter with nature in the incomparable Alpine world of the Bernese Oberland and the easy-going atmosphere make the INFERNO a most impressive challenge. Top sport in the world’s most scenic setting: in front of the Eiger, Mönch & Jungfrau!
Max. 250 participants
Route
Swimming:
Thun - Oberhofen
Distance 3.1 km
Road Bike:
Oberhofen (562m a.s.l.) - Sigriswil (810) - Beatenberg (1153) - Interlaken (563) - Meiringen (593) - Grosse Scheidegg (1962) - Grindelwald (943).
Distance 97 km, slope 2145 m.
Mountain Bike:
Grindelwald (943) - Kleine Scheidegg (2061) - Wengen (1275) - Lauterbrunnen (795) - Stechelberg (862).
Distance 30 km, slope 1180 m.
Fell Running:
Stechelberg (862) - Lauterbrunnen (795) - Mürren (1640) - Schilthorn (2970).
Distance 25 km, slope 2175 m.
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captain8track
Aktiv medlem
Varför 26" för triathlon?
Varför kommer det alltid fram en massa diagram när någon ska förklara något som har med räsercyklar (allt med smala däck o relaterat) och göra?
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