LOOK Quiz Win a 586 SL and Kéo 2 Max

[Tiny K]

Answer:

 

http://www.lookcycle.com/en/int/route/accessoires/c-stem.html

 

FROM -9° 0 +13° (EQUIVALENT TO 55 MM OF SPACERS)

[Pieterg]

Thanks

[Cippo]

Thanks Tiny.

[nathrix]

Thanks

[Cippo]

Today's question is what does the R32 stand for in the 596 Track frame with E-post. It's the +/- 32mm that the seat can be adjusted forward or back. I answered already accidentally so I can't copy n paste the question and options. Go to the look site and check under track frames and read the summary of the E post there for answer. Njoy the day guys.

[nathrix]

Today's question is what does the R32 stand for in the 596 Track frame with E-post. It's the +/- 32mm that the seat can be adjusted forward or back. I answered already accidentally so I can't copy n paste the question and options. Go to the look site and check under track frames and read the summary of the E post there for answer. Njoy the day guys.

 

Nog 'n riller van 'n vraag

 

 

Today's question

 

The 596 Track is equipped with the integrated E-Post R32 seat-post. What does R32 refer to?

 

  The length of the seat-post

  The saddle can be positioned +/-32mm in the forward/backward direction from seat tube centre line

  The saddle has 32 degrees of angular adjustability

  The weight in grams

[nathrix]

The saddle can be positioned +/-32mm in the forward/backward direction from seat tube centre line. This E-Post is reversible and utilizes a  360° multi-directional saddle adjustment clamping system.

[Cippo]

Nobody playing today? It was a tough question today.

 

 

What is the common technology associated with both the 695 and the new L96 track?

 

  The fork

  The single-piece carbon crankset

  The stem

  The seat-post

The only similiarity i can find is the ZED crankset. The L96 is actually new for the London Olympics.

Here is a link for he pdf press release: http://www.lookcycle.com/media/upload/L96_GB.pdf

 

Im gonna go with the crankset as being the common technology.

[nathrix]

I was too lazy to run a search, looks like I chose the correct one :)

[Cippo]

Today's question,

 

How many Olympic medals did Florian Rousseau collect during his career?

 

  4 : 2 gold and 2 silver

  4 : 3 gold and 1 silver

  5 : 2 gold and 3 silver

  3 : 3 gold

I ran a search on Look but nothing came up so I resorted to Wiki and came up with 3 gold and 1 silver. One gold in '96 and 2 gold, 1 silver in 2000. Heres the link

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florian_Rousseau. Any nay sayers?

[Tiny K]

 

 

 

Agreed - http://www.cyclingarchives.com/coureurfiche.php?coureurid=13599

[Cippo]

Morning. Today's question is a toughy.

 

Which local athlete managed to clinch the bronze medal during the sprint, on a LOOK 496 at the Pekin Olympics?

 

  Guo Shuang

  Gong Jinjie

  Zheng Lulu

  Junhong Lin

 

The Penkin Olympics is actually the Beijing Olympics in 2008. The only cyclist I could find that won a bronze was Guo Shuang, female track cyclist. Heres a link to her career on Wiki.

Any ideas ordiffering opinions?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guo_Shuang.

[D-Mike]

I think it is Guo Shuang

http://translate.google.co.za/translate?hl=en&sl=fr&u=http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guo_Shuang&prev=/search%3Fq%3DGong%2BJinjie%2Bpekin%2Bolympics%26hl%3Den%26client%3Dfirefox-a%26hs%3Ds01%26rls%3Dorg.mozilla:en-ZA:official%26prmd%3Dimvns&sa=X&ei=5f4EUKnGF8enhAe8qqDJBw&ved=0CFMQ7gEwAA

[D-Mike]

Peking by the way is another name for Beijing

[Cippo]

Gong Jinjie has nothing listed from 2008 Olympics.

Zheng Lulu Also won nothing at 2008 Olympics.

I could notfind anything for Junhong Lin at 2008 Olympics.

This is a hard one. If anybody can come up with an answer either than Guo Shuang.

[Tiny K]

Agreed - Google search for Pekin Olympics give results for 2008 Summer Games / Bejing

 

Rider profiles -

Guo - http://www.cyclingar...coureurid=16790

Gong - http://www.cyclingar...coureurid=33376

Lulu - http://www.cyclingar...coureurid=41768

Lin - http://www.cyclingar...coureurid=70326

 

Only Guo has an individual 3rd place in 2008 in Bejing.

Edited July 17, 2012 by Tiny K