Well it seems that Graber have a new Powertap unit coming to the market! Anybody have any further information. An interested party who is just about to buy a Pro
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vitiris said:
Well it seems that Graber have a new Powertap unit coming to the market! Anybody have any further information. An interested party who is just about to buy a Pro
what did you want to know? they'll be just under double the price of a standard. no doubt i'll be selling them at the best price possible, like i do with the other PTs
ric
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ric_stern/RST said:
what did you want to know? they'll be just under double the price of a standard. no doubt i'll be selling them at the best price possible, like i do with the other PTs
ric
Of course, now that I just bought the Pro version ~6 weeks ago. :-/ -
Aztec said:
Of course, now that I just bought the Pro version ~6 weeks ago. :-/
but it's like anything -- especially computers -- there will always be something better around the corner. either way the PT Pro is a great meter.
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ric_stern/RST said:
but it's like anything -- especially computers -- there will always be something better around the corner. either way the PT Pro is a great meter.
what's different about the new one?
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CLTcyclist said:
what's different about the new one?
lighter hub - carbon and aluminium
campy, shimano and fixed wheel options
the "guts" of the unit located further into the hub and inaccesiblemay be other stuff but can't recall
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ric_stern/RST said:
lighter hub - carbon and aluminium
campy, shimano and fixed wheel options
the "guts" of the unit located further into the hub and inaccesiblemay be other stuff but can't recall
ric
i hope they update their software! -
ric_stern/RST said:
lighter hub - carbon and aluminium
campy, shimano and fixed wheel options
the "guts" of the unit located further into the hub and inaccesiblemay be other stuff but can't recall
ricThose [censored]. That would solve my two primary beefs -- it's heavy as a brick, and I had to mess w/ adapting the spacing of the cassette to match my Campy 10sp shifters (which cost $130). I hope it at least works with the old harness and computer so I can buy the new hub and stuff it into another lighter wheel.
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Aztec said:
Those [censored]. That would solve my two primary beefs -- it's heavy as a brick, and I had to mess w/ adapting the spacing of the cassette to match my Campy 10sp shifters (which cost $130). I hope it at least works with the old harness and computer so I can buy the new hub and stuff it into another lighter wheel.
just to point out, that while the PT is heavier (about 150 g over a "normal" hub) that isn't going to make much difference (if any)
ric
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ric_stern/RST said:
just to point out, that while the PT is heavier (about 150 g over a "normal" hub) that isn't going to make much difference (if any)
ric
Oh, I know. I like to [censored] now and then like the weight weenies do. Actually, I think it's more like 200g over an Ultegra hub, but no matter. It's not much more difference than a 1/4 bottle of water on board.
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