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  1. Original post
    John Everett
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    Check out the picture of Lance at the Volta ao Algarve on the Velonews
    web site. It's at:
    velonews.com5598.0.html

    Too get a full view you have to click on the picture of Lance in yellow. (It's a javascript, so I
    couldn't give a direct url.)

    Once there check out the cranks and rings. They're definitely not Shimano 7800, and what's with that
    disk mounted to the small chainring?

    I've been googling with combinations of "power" "monitor" "bicycle" chainring", etc., and haven't
    found anything that resembles Lance's setup.

    Can anyone identify the equipment and confirm that it's some sort of training aid?

    jeverett3<AT>earthlink<DOT>net home.earthlink.net~jeverett3

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  2. Robert Chung
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    John Everett said:

    Once there check out the cranks and rings. They're definitely not Shimano 7800, and what's with
    that disk mounted to the small chainring?

    srm.desrm.de

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  3. Qui si parla Ca
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    John-<< Once there check out the cranks and rings. They're definitely not Shimano 7800, and what's
    with that disk mounted to the small chainring? >><BR><BR>

    maybe he broke the 7800 one??

    ;-l)...

    SRM, measures power out in watts..

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  4. Ewoud Dronkert
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    John Everett said:

    Too get a full view you have to click on

    velonews.com5598.6945.f.jpg

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  5. Ab
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    Yes, it is a power measuring device. Look at the red gauge on his handlebars.

    AB

    "John Everett" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Check out the picture of Lance at the Volta ao Algarve on the Velonews web site. It's at:
    velonews.com5598.0.html

    Too get a full view you have to click on the picture of Lance in yellow. (It's a javascript, so I
    couldn't give a direct url.)

    Once there check out the cranks and rings. They're definitely not Shimano 7800, and what's with
    that disk mounted to the small chainring?

    I've been googling with combinations of "power" "monitor" "bicycle" chainring", etc., and haven't
    found anything that resembles Lance's setup.

    Can anyone identify the equipment and confirm that it's some sort of training aid?

    jeverett3<AT>earthlink<DOT>net home.earthlink.net~jeverett3

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  6. Steven L. Sheff
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    On 02/23/2004 07:30 AM, in article
    [email hidden], "John Everett"

    Quoted message said:

    Can anyone identify the equipment and confirm that it's some sort of training aid?

    SRM

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