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T mobile's aero wheelset

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  1. g'day. I have noticed the use this year in may races of a particular deep section carbon rimmed tubular wheel being used by Mr Ullrich and co. I know that it is not a Lightweight job as it has steel spokes and non carbon hubs but they are not branded. Are there any ideas on where these have come from?

    Cheers.

  2. could they be ADA's? ADA is a popular Dutch alternative to Lightweight.

    http://www.ada.prorider.org/

  3. manuel said:

    could they be ADA's? ADA is a popular Dutch alternative to Lightweight.

    http://www.ada.prorider.org/


    I don't think so since they had steel spokes

  4. tafi said:

    I don't think so since they had steel spokes


    some kind of prototype....very mysterious.

    http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2004/tour04/tech/?id=ullrich-bike

  5. tafi said:

    g'day. I have noticed the use this year in may races of a particular deep section carbon rimmed tubular wheel being used by Mr Ullrich and co. I know that it is not a Lightweight job as it has steel spokes and non carbon hubs but they are not branded. Are there any ideas on where these have come from?

    Cheers.


    Ullrichs tri spoke for the time trials looked like something along the lines of fir. They also make a 58mm carbon tubular and disc wheels (which shimano don't make either.)

  6. rayner said:

    Ullrichs tri spoke for the time trials looked like something along the lines of fir. They also make a 58mm carbon tubular and disc wheels (which shimano don't make either.)


    The T-Mobile TT wheel is the Stella Azzurra Stella Maris.

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