Piepoli won stage 10..but looked to have a Force right shifter and an
aluminum left(Rival?) or perhaps a prototype left with more 'click's'
to make it more useable? Donno..
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Qui si parla Campagnolo said:
Piepoli won stage 10..but looked to have a Force right shifter and an
aluminum left(Rival?) or perhaps a prototype left with more 'click's'
to make it more useable? Donno..Maybe it's the Red group prototype?
http://www.velonews.com/news/fea/12268.0.html -
Qui si parla Campagnolo said:
Piepoli won stage 10..but looked to have a Force right shifter and an
aluminum left(Rival?) or perhaps a prototype left with more 'click's'
to make it more useable? Donno..Hard to say. He had a mixed pair again yesterday, while Simoni looked
to have Rivals right and left. Simoni also had a black frame instead
of the white one. Maybe they switched some levers to add weight? -
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Qui si parla Campagnolo said:
Piepoli won stage 10..but looked to have a Force right shifter and an
aluminum left(Rival?) or perhaps a prototype left with more 'click's'
to make it more useable? Donno..Hard to say. He had a mixed pair again yesterday, while Simoni looked
to have Rivals right and left. Simoni also had a black frame instead
of the white one. Maybe they switched some levers to add weight?Geeezzz, sign of the times.
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