Di2 has motorsDo mountain bikes have motors?
Eagle AXS has motors
Reverb AXS has a motor
Di2 has motorsDo mountain bikes have motors?
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Pinkbike.com: UCI Threatens to Impose "Disciplinary Measures" on Licensed Riders Who Compete in FIM E-MTB Series.
https://www.pinkbike.com/news/uci-threatens-disciplinary-measures-on-riders-who-compete-in-fim-e-mtb-series.html
yea but those don't make the bike roll forward.Di2 has motors
Eagle AXS has motors
Reverb AXS has a motor
this is less about e-bikes and more about the UCI maintaining its monopoly on cycling disciplines.Hahahaha
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Pinkbike.com: UCI Threatens to Impose "Disciplinary Measures" on Licensed Riders Who Compete in FIM E-MTB Series.
https://www.pinkbike.com/news/uci-threatens-disciplinary-measures-on-riders-who-compete-in-fim-e-mtb-series.html
Yeah I agree.yea but those don't make the bike roll forward.
TBF any sort of Ebike racing is fucking stupidHahahaha
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Pinkbike.com: UCI Threatens to Impose "Disciplinary Measures" on Licensed Riders Who Compete in FIM E-MTB Series.
https://www.pinkbike.com/news/uci-threatens-disciplinary-measures-on-riders-who-compete-in-fim-e-mtb-series.html
i know a few people with di2 (mostly road) and they say its super nice - the self adjusting it does is apparently a big point. but the ability to program the shifters to be able to shift front and rear at the same time is nice as well (although this only applies to road anymore). still not something i'd spend my money on (unless i win the lottery or something).Yeah I agree.
Fucking pointless waste of battery.
I have Di2... on my e-mtb.i know a few people with di2 (mostly road) and they say its super nice - the self adjusting it does is apparently a big point. but the ability to program the shifters to be able to shift front and rear at the same time is nice as well (although this only applies to road anymore). still not something i'd spend my money on (unless i win the lottery or something).
Achievement Unlocked: DentistI have Di2... on my e-mtb.
It is nice. I should figure out how to adjust it on my own at some point, though.
What I find funny is that the Federation Internationale de Motocyclisme claims e-bikes as their own too. They recognize that they are motor-bikes...this is less about e-bikes and more about the UCI maintaining its monopoly on cycling disciplines.
i know a few people with di2 (mostly road) and they say its super nice
Sounds like it might be great for lazy people who probably drive automatic cars and want a lot of the thinking removed from their cycling experience* though- the self adjusting it does is apparently a big point. but the ability to program the shifters to be able to shift front and rear at the same time is nice as well
You realize that for a long time mountain bikes were outside the "core cycling disciplines" right? And then for a while Downhill was outside the "core cycling disciplines".nah man its just a sign that capitalism is starting to push the industry in directions well outside core cycling disciplines. having to sustain continued growth is gonna lead to "innovations" where in the product is a solution looking for a problem, and that problem is "how do we make sure our profits grow another 3-5% this year?" and that's led us to a point where bike companies are using healthy servings of marketing shtick to try to sell us whack ass mopeds.
that's not the questionyea but those don't make the bike roll forward.
Pinkbike.com: UCI Threatens to Impose "Disciplinary Measures" on Licensed Riders Who Compete in FIM E-MTB Series.
https://www.pinkbike.com/news/uci-threatens-disciplinary-measures-on-riders-who-compete-in-fim-e-mtb-series.html
yea but no one ever questioned whether or not they were mopeds.You realize that for a long time mountain bikes were outside the "core cycling disciplines" right? And then for a while Downhill was outside the "core cycling disciplines".
The lack of awareness/perspective of some people...LOL
You realize that two wheeled vehicles that are driven by motors are called motorcycles right? Your comparisons don't mean squat.You realize that for a long time mountain bikes were outside the "core cycling disciplines" right? And then for a while Downhill was outside the "core cycling disciplines".
The lack of awareness/perspective of some people...LOL
yea but no one ever questioned whether or not they were mopeds.
you're not a gamer then. standard picture used when discussing platform warsHahahha
How the hell have I not seen that pic posted here before now?
Actually a lifelong gamer from pre 2600 addiction through the UK home computer (spectrum/c64/ST/AMIGA) years and onto Psx/ps2, 3 and now 4.you're not a gamer then. standard picture used when discussing platform wars
Didn't they put out a similar threat years ago, in regards to licensed riders participating at Crankworkx in Whistler?this is less about e-bikes and more about the UCI maintaining its monopoly on cycling disciplines.
probably. wasn't a similar threat what killed the DH1 series? i don't think that ever got off the ground b/c of it. or am i thinking of something elseDidn't they put out a similar threat years ago, in regards to licensed riders participating at Crankworkx in Whistler?
Found this https://www.vitalmtb.com/news/news/USAC-HATES-YOU-EVEN-MORE-All-UCI-Licensed-Riders-Subject-To-Fines-For-Racing-Non-Sanctioned-Events,581probably. wasn't a similar threat what killed the DH1 series? i don't think that ever got off the ground b/c of it. or am i thinking of something else
fucking pat mcquaid
Told y'all they were motorcyclesThe FIM, the International Motorcycle Federation, has also planted its e-mtb flag by announcing its own ebike series last week that will be run alongside motocross GPs starting at Imola, Italy, in August.
Weird, how when you put a motor on a cycle, it becomes a motorcycle. You'd think someone would have caught on before now lolWhat I find funny is that the Federation Internationale de Motocyclisme claims e-bikes as their own too. They recognize that they are motor-bikes...
Didn't they put out a similar threat years ago, in regards to licensed riders participating at Crankworkx in Whistler?
IIRC, those sanctions were aimed at racers participating in big-money races. Like the Whiskey Off-road Classic and such. Personally, I think it's teh UCI trying to stamp out any competing series. I don't know if it's fully settled yet, but I remember in road cycling where the companies that own the big races (TDF, Giro, Vuelta) and the Spring Classics (Paris-Roubaix, Amstel-Gold, Liège-Bastongne, Milan-San Remo etc...) were openly at war with the UCI over control and revenues (especially revenues!). My guess is the UCI didn't want to be in a similar situation with other disciplines... (I wonder what their relation is with Keirin racing in Japan...)probably. wasn't a similar threat what killed the DH1 series? i don't think that ever got off the ground b/c of it. or am i thinking of something else
Told y'all they were motorcycles
Even if they have goofy little electric motors that only work if you make circles with your feet? And can only go 30 miles or somotorcycles are cooler than bicycles
Gary strikes me as more of a "dicks out for harambe" kind of guy.
PS. It's a meme bruh
ftfyGary strikes me as more of a "batteries charged for harambe" kind of guy.
this goes in the "what's wrong" thread.