Giro - Dura Ace electronic spotted?

[ShortLegs]

Fr?hlinger was definitely running new Dura Ace on his SL2 but I couldn't quite make out if it was the electronic version or not

 

Looked to have better luck than Millar's 7800 (wait for the sh1tmaNO bashers) but would be interested to hear if he was running a Dura Ace chain or not.

 

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[bob_the_builder]

 

Fr?hlinger was definitely running new Dura Ace on his SL2 but I couldn't quite make out if it was the electronic version or not

 

Looked to have better luck than Millar's 7800 (wait for the sh1tmaNO bashers) but would be interested to hear if he was running a Dura Ace chain or not.

 

 

Guys, get over it, Millar is a w@nker. If it's possible for something to go wrong and stop him it will... He carries a cloud of negative Karma around him, and will never get back to the highs he achieved during his hide the EPO in a book phase.

 

[TarmacPro]

Second time Millar broke a chain.

Is it the roids that is still in his system?

Or are they riding too much with a cross-chain? I only see them riding on the big blades

[PPWTF]

Millar is a guy with a massive weight on his shoulders, but unlike a large % of the peleton its public information. If that makes him some kinda W**ker then it says a lot about the sport as a whole.

 

I'm not saying I feel sorry for him, but he's far from the only one to have 'history'

 

Name me a ride without a book of excusses and I'll show you a clean TdF winner.......... positive test or otherwise........

[PPWTF]

Back to the original subject of the electronic Dura Ace.... can't wait to see it enter the market place. We've seen belt drive and even shaft driven MTB, gearbox designs have been doing the rounds under cover for a while now, it's fair to say that the chain and rings day are very nearly done.....

Very exciting times in cycling