Look at that badass TT bike.
I just noticed while watching replays that Chris Froome won the stage 8 of TDF 2017 by 13 seconds on a flat rear tubular.
this was after his most amazing Col de la Peysourde descent immediately preceding (well, it was powered by salbutamol, but that doesnât really matter on a massive descent like that)âŚ
so he picked up a rear flat and still powered home at 35 km/h, some 13s in front of the peloton. on a flat tire.
i rest my case for the defence of tubs.
Couldnât argue with that. Pro racing. Pretty sure theyâll all be on tubs, but they have minions to replace them, or team cars/neutral service/team mates to give 'em a new wheel.
In the real world, inhabited by the majority of recreational cyclists, the option of clinchers and a couple of spare tubes in your pocket works pretty well.
Probably
As much as I want to agree with you, thatâs pro peleton cyclingâŚ
I rest my case.
Jeez I feel like a dinosaur reading this thread , clinchers versus tubs. First you would need to know what a clincher is, Iâm having different images come to mind.
PelOtOn
Think pair of bike wheels
Goooogle is your friend
Also, tubeless to consider, these days.
If you have a minute, have a gander at this:
My previous reply is completely null because of a grammar error.
urodacus wonât let me forget this dayâŚever.
Grammar looks fine. Shame about the spelling.