Hi,
does anybody know which wheels Jan Ullrich normally uses? They are just
black without any visible brandmark and seem to be carbon.
Thank you for tips, Bernd
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Hi,
does anybody know which wheels Jan Ullrich normally uses? They are just
black without any visible brandmark and seem to be carbon.
Thank you for tips, Bernd
Bernd Muent said:Hi,
does anybody know which wheels Jan Ullrich normally uses? They are just
black without any visible brandmark and seem to be carbon.Thank you for tips, Bernd
Dear Bernd,
They are carbon fiber, but the manufacturer seems to be a
bit of a mystery:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2004/tour04/tech/?id=ullrich-bike
The specifcations at the bottom of this page just say
"Wheels: Carbon fiber, 20-spoke rear, 18-spoke front "
without giving a brand.
A little above the "Wheels:" section is a link to a picture
showing the carbon fiber rim with a tubular:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2004/tour04/tech/?id=ullrich-bike/CH8861
The word "Lightweight" is capitalized as if it's a brand
name, but that may just be haphazard.
Probably someone who knows more about racing details can
explain who makes the rims.
Carl Fogel
Bernd Muent said:does anybody know which wheels Jan Ullrich normally uses? They are
just black without any visible brandmark and seem to be carbon.
Hi, Bernd:
Here's a VeloNews article which addresses Ullrich's bike, including the
wheels.
http://www.velonews.com/tour2004/tech/articles/6608.0.html
There's a follow-up in the middle of this page:
http://www.velonews.com/tour2004/tech/articles/6632.0.html
Cycling news published an article about Ullrich's bike as well. They
sidestep the question of manufacturer, but include some good pictures of the
wheels.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2004/tour04/tech/?id=ullrich-bike/CH8859
I hope this helps.
Nicholas
Quoted message said:Bernd Muent said:Hi,
does anybody know which wheels Jan Ullrich normally uses? They are just
black without any visible brandmark and seem to be carbon.
I'll take a stab at the rims being Ambrosio X-Carbos and the hubs being
Tune - regardless of who is official sponsor for these items.
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Quoted message said:On Wed, 28 Jul 2004 08:44:28 +0200, Bernd Muent
<[email hidden]> wrote:A little above the "Wheels:" section is a link to a picture
showing the carbon fiber rim with a tubular:http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2004/tour04/tech/?id=ullrich-bike/CH8861
The word "Lightweight" is capitalized as if it's a brand
name, but that may just be haphazard.
Lightweight is a brand name.
Jeff
Quoted message said:Lightweight is a brand name.
That's cool, they can sell heavy wheels as being Lightweight.
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<[email hidden]> wrote:A little above the "Wheels:" section is a link to a picture
showing the carbon fiber rim with a tubular:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2004/tour04/tech/?id=ullrich-bike/CH8861
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The word "Lightweight" is capitalized as if it's a brand
name, but that may just be haphazard.
Lightweight is a brand name.Jeff
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The word "Lightweight" is capitalized as if it's a brand
name, but that may just be haphazard.
Indeed, Lightweight is the name of the company that makes Ullrich's carbon wheels.
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Quoted message said:Bernd Muent said:does anybody know which wheels Jan Ullrich normally uses? They are
just black without any visible brandmark and seem to be carbon.Hi, Bernd:
Here's a VeloNews article which addresses Ullrich's bike, including the
wheels.
http://www.velonews.com/tour2004/tech/articles/6608.0.htmlThere's a follow-up in the middle of this page:
http://www.velonews.com/tour2004/tech/articles/6632.0.htmlCycling news published an article about Ullrich's bike as well. They
sidestep the question of manufacturer, but include some good pictures of
the
Quoted message said:wheels.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2004/tour04/tech/?id=ullrich-bike/CH8859
They look like HED Alps to me.
Bernd Muent said:Hi,
does anybody know which wheels Jan Ullrich normally uses? They are just
black without any visible brandmark and seem to be carbon.Thank you for tips, Bernd
http://www.carbonsports.de/English/index.html
Look under "Products", and then "Lightweight Wheels".
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Quoted message said:Hi,
does anybody know which wheels Jan Ullrich normally uses? They are
just
Quoted message said:black without any visible brandmark and seem to be carbon.
Thank you for tips, Bernd
The seat seems to tilted down. Is this better than one that's tilted
up? My seatpost is [censored], since it goes in increments, and it's either
up or down.
Jiyang Chen
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