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My quest to turn myself from a rugby player into a half decent Time Trialist continues...
I've just updated my blog with a whole lot of valuable information from Lennard Zinn about TT positioning and what I can do to turn my beautiful Project Big Dolomite Ti bike into a makeshift TT rig.
What I have to do to it - getting the seat a whole lot further forward - isn't pretty - but it's certainly working.....
I've still got a lot of things to change - but progress is happening. And I'm learning what a beautiful - stable - versatile platform my Zinn is. I've had the bike for over a year now and have been racing on it constantly - and it hasn't missed a beat.
I honestly still get that "I've got a cool new bike" feeling every time I get on it.
Quite a few people have been asking me how I'm getting on with the bike now that I've had it for a while - and the short answer is that i still absolutely love it. The long answer will come in the form of another review - which I'll do shortly for this blog.
But in the meantime - if you want to find out more about the TT'ing - check out this latest over at my blog...
Cheers
Adrian.
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