[EVRAC]

See 1:32 in this vid I found on the Specialized site.

Team van in the background with S-works, BG, spec. logos all over it, plus a ROTOR bike components logo.

I think their Q-ring 38 tooth DH ring looks like an awesome product, that I'd been thinking about trying for a long time, but this might put a new spin on it. I doubt they would use any other rotor products for DH, but maybe it's for the XC team.

 

[Bikael Molton]

whoa is biopace really back as something other than a badly-written MTBR april fool's joke?

 

[IH8Rice]

whoa is biopace really back as something other than a badly-written MTBR april fool's joke?

a bio-pace type system did win the tour de france two years in a row recently

 

[davep]

It is not biopace, and they have been around for a good 5 years or so. They are used by quite a few roadies... not a joke.

 

[Bikael Molton]

you guys are lying to me.

 

[TheTruth]

Yes rob. I support this message.

 

[Transcend]

A ton of Spec XC guys are using them, and were all last season. It's basically biopace, but 90 degs in the other direction.

 

[spocomptonrider]

Fabien Barel was running a custom Bio-Paceish chainring at worlds this year but he is French.

 

[davetrump]

Fabien Barel was running a custom Bio-Paceish chainring at worlds this year but he is French.

and was missing most ligament's in one knee and only put power down at certain points in his pedal stroke... his ring was custom to help with this.

yes, he is french and was being smart... you are american and being ignorant

 

[IH8Rice]

It's basically biopace, but 90 degs in the other direction.

wait, wha?