With a last minute call up to go head to head against the newly crowned Ironman World Champion – Kristian Blummenfelt, Joe Skipper didn’t disappoint delivering a performance which saw him break the 7 hour barrier convincingly in 6h:47m compared to Blummenfelt’s winning 6h:44. As usual Joe excelled over the bike leg with a blistering…
DetailsGTN took a look up close at Joe Skipper’s bike before the Ironman World Championship in Kona recently. Check out what they had to say about this Argon18 E119 Superbike The following products were supplied (links can be found at the end of this blog post) Asymm Turbulate TroikaMAX ErgoMono Tribar unit ErgoMantis XXX armrests
DetailsIn a very short space of time preferred tyre width has jumped from 23mm to 25mm to 28mm with the larger frame clearances offered by the latest DiscBrake TT/Tri bikes accommodating this switch comfortably in most cases. Inflated to their correct running pressures the rolling performance (Crr) of these different sizes is similar but the…
DetailsJoe quickly overcame a swim deficit chasing down the leaders on the bike leg and giving himself a big enough buffer to run to an 8h:03 knocking 10 minutes off the previous course and event record. Momentum builds for the forthcoming World Championships being held in Nice this September.
