If it's lasted more than a year, I'd consider that a good tape. I think I've run that before on my old Trek and was happy with it. We tend to sell a fair amount of it.
Faster, Stronger, Lighter: Olympic Track Cycles | Playbook | Wired.com
Watched a bit of the sprint race today. A weird event. Each team has two members, but one of them only serves to provide a draft for 15 seconds.
Link above says track bikes run tires at 220 p.s.i. Wow. My pump says it only goes to 180. I doubt it could even reach that.
Faster, Stronger, Lighter: Olympic Track Cycles | Playbook | Wired.com
Watched a bit of the sprint race today. A weird event. Each team has two members, but one of them only serves to provide a draft for 15 seconds.
Link above says track bikes run tires at 220 p.s.i. Wow. My pump says it only goes to 180. I doubt it could even reach that.
One of my goals is to get certified and race at track event. It's the purest of cycling sports and also the most hotly contested. There are two tracks in Chicago and one in Madison. If you think team pursuit is weird, then watch the Kieren or the Madison. March Sprint is cool, too, but very boring until the last 200m or so. It's a total mind game.
I assume the closest track here is Atlanta. The only exposure I get to track is the few minutes I see at the Olympics. From that I see that:
(1) It's much different than the cycling I related to, and
(2) The U.S. stinks at it.
We don't have 77 people register for races here
I hate sprinting to start a race but you almost have to do it in an xc race. Too many fools don't know their limits, skill level or pace.