Flyin' Flemish Going Over The Falls

Joe Go said:

http://www.superprestigecyclocross.com/foto/ruddervoorde/index.php?showimage=beloften_9.jpg&screenwidth=1280

Look at this photo
http://www.superprestigecyclocross.com/foto/ruddervoorde/index.php?showimage=albert_veld.jpg&screenwidth=1280

SRAM levers

Those look pretty Dura Ace to me.

Aren't the SRAM levers carbon ala Campy?

Take note of the obvious lack of the exposed shifter cable housing.
SRAM. not DA

At first glance it looks suspicious as there's no shifter cable housing
coming from the left lever. If you look closer, you can see there's
also no shifter cable housing coming from underneath the bar tape,
either. But, you can see coming in from the far left of the picture
the housing from the right (rear) shifter. It's a Dura Ace 10sp lever
without a shifter cable. I'll bet that if we could see the bike behind
the guy's back we'd see he's running a single front chainring.

Scott said:

At first glance it looks suspicious as there's no shifter cable housing
coming from the left lever. If you look closer, you can see there's
also no shifter cable housing coming from underneath the bar tape,
either. But, you can see coming in from the far left of the picture
the housing from the right (rear) shifter. It's a Dura Ace 10sp lever
without a shifter cable. I'll bet that if we could see the bike behind
the guy's back we'd see he's running a single front chainring.

http://www.superprestigecyclocross.com/foto/ruddervoorde/index.php?showimage=albert_veld.jpg&screenwidth=1280

You can see that he's got an outer chainguard at least, and probably
a single ring and inner chainguard as well.

But anyway, given the "You might be a track rider" discussion in the
other thread, what are these mysterious "shifters" you speak of?

just one more thing to waste money on...