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Tokyo Nitto Deda Element Vrono Nero 6061 T6 - wing down Deda Element Vrono Nero 6061 T6 - wing up Profile Design T2 wing Zipp Clone CF Origin 8 530 Gary Bar Now to be fair, my stubby bars where the only set that actually had brifters on them, and Garmin sticking up in the wind too...

I went out to my secret test facility (Private 1/4" high school track) yesterday to test some of the handlebars that Ratz sent me along with some of my own. Here is a list of the handlebars tested: 12" Flat bar "stubby" Syntace Racelite 420-down Syntace Racelite 420 (up) Syntace...

I am definitely going to this event now. I am going to ride the 6-hour, and will shoot for 150 miles. The weather, the Vendetta, and myself will all have to be perfect for that to happen. I will also have to find someone to hand me bottles because if I have to stop to self-service that will slow...

I guess I have a pretty long time to build an "HPV" case around my Vendetta for this race - that should be fun!

what? did someone test?

3:43 Century: This is very do-able, especially with a strong group. The 10-12 person group in last year's UMCA National Champ Century averaged around 26mph and that included a lot of resting breaks. We did not really go "all out" the whole time, exept for maybe the last 20 minutes. On a local...

Ken, I have not tried this. I personally do not think anything but carbs in liquid form will give your muscles the fastest and most usable energy if you are racing or riding at the highest effort "above endurance" levels. This would be things like Time Trials rides/races or record attempts of...

I did powder coat the entire boom and slider to silver. But I then had to sand off the powder coat off any part of the boom that I wanted to slide into the slider. It was a mess! I would not recommend doing it, unless you "REALLY" want your boom/slider not to be black.

Awesome ride and video. I'm sure you got a lot of strange lookers at your bent! Be safe!

Having the true power readings is the best because your HR will lie to you and your perceived effort will feel harder each successive interval (for same power) as you fatigue. I find the best way to compare between 2 things is to have an average power reading per lap on my Garmin, start the lap...

Great write-up, and of course confirms what we all know. :) I looked at your Strava files, but did not see any actual power data. All the power numbers are estimated: Are you not using a power meter?

Yes, I believe so - only problem is that you save a good 3 pounds not using the frame - but you are right, in that if you can't mount the bike to the frame, all the parts will settle down to the bottle of the case.

continued: layer 3 layer 4 - padding between wheels and frame the case is hardly filled added another set of wheels just for fun: Case is still not full: - side view; Total weight with both sets of wheels, padding and wheel covers, just under 70 pounds. Not too bad, but Bikeship has a...

OK here is the testing write up and pics> Nice clasps on the side lockable briefcase type latches on the top, supplemented by large velcro strap pull handle, and nice wheels on every corner and one in the center It also came with a frame that you mount a DF bike to, but I could not...

So far I am really impressed with it. A Cadillac of boxes so far. Really nice latches and straps. Something that would ship fairly cheaply with shipbikes (so probably save $150 each round trip when compared to having to send it on the airplane at $150 each way. $450 is retail, but Bob found a...

I have acquired a very large shipping box from B&W to test packing and shipping a complete Vendetta in. Model # 96002/N - List price $450. web site with details: http://www.b-w-international.com/product/bike-case/ First look: it is just cavernous: 52 x 35.2 x 13.8 inches weighted in at 34.4...

I not qualified to answer this question (Have not been around long enough. ) - but I'm sure some of the "old timers" has all kinds of information and photos. Can't wait! :)

Fantastic Ken - fantastic traing - racing - and riding. Looking for more good stuff from you. Get ready for Mid-Atlantic Century National Championship in August! It will be a lot of fun!

Back when I was younger (2015), strong and faster, I rode a local Century+ on my Vendetta. My power meter was probably a little higher as my Garmin Vectors had a habit of kicking out 0's then. But 111.7 mile in 5:27 with 9,738 climbing, and I went up and over a really tough hill at least 3 times...

Not as flat as Mid-Atl, but 199 climbing feet in 21 miles is not that bad. I'll believe it when I see it though! :D