About this episode
- 1:20 the TriRig origin story
- 7:00 the genesis of the Omega brake
- 14:30 on the not-so-obvious costs of manufacturing
- 16:00 the sigma stem
- 17:50 the new Alpha One aerobar: Nick’s favourite piece of gear
- 20:50 Nick’s front end design philosophy
- 21:30 the evolution of our thinking about forearm tilt
- 28:00 the prototyping process
- 30:00 aero IS everything
- 35:00 the adjustability of the Alpha One
- 44:00 what’s next in triathlon bike design
- 46:00 the TriRig Omni
- 52:30 Nick on disk v rim brakes
- 58:00 'weight does not matter more at the rim' :o
- 1:02:00 weight v aerodynamics in general
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