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It seems, a timetrialist is not just a fat climber

maloner · 2013-10-11 09:53:23

I was wondering what made people good at TT and not great at climbing, and vice versa. Weight is an obvious one, but this article presents some logic behind why people might be better at one than the other. http://cyclingtips.com.au/2013/09/climbing-and-time-trialling-how-power-outputs-are-affected/ Not sure I'm fully…

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I was wondering what made people good at TT and not great at climbing, and vice versa. Weight is an obvious one, but this article presents some logic behind why people might be better at one than the other.

http://cyclingtips.com.au/2013/09/climbing-and-time-trialling-how-power-outputs-are-affected/

Not sure I'm fully convinced though. My initial thought was that there wouldn't be that big a difference between the two, but I've only done a few TT's this year and most of them quite short.

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