Vollkommen klar! Das hätte ich besser gemacht. Wollte es als Triarad ja verkaufen und en RR kaufen. da aber keiner bereit war einen entsprechenden preis zu zahlen, hab ichs jetzt umgebaut.

Für das Triarad (das P3C hat die gleiche Größe) ists OK, aber als Rennrad siehts wirklich komisch aus. Mal gucken, wie ich damit zurecht komme. Sonst verkauf ichs...:(

jaaahaa heut abend vielleicht :P

Hatte die Wrellington nicht eine ähnliche Konfiguration?!

Ja, aber warum weiß sie wohl selber nich...:Cheese:

ja
http://www.slowtwitch.com/Products/C...o_P2C_466.html

Chrissie: As I am so new to triathlon, Brett has had a big input into everything I do, and the bike is no exception. He told me to ride the P2 rather than the P3, as he thinks I am better suited to it. I don’t question or argue – I just follow orders! This is an autocracy, not a democracy…☺ No seriously, I trust his judgment and am happy to stick with the P2. I feel comfortable on it, and it is what I am used to – which gives me peace of mind. Regarding the set up, again I trust Brett. I agree with his view that my bike handling skills are not good enough for me to get the benefits out of a TT set up, on most courses other than Hawaii, which is why I have road bars. This means that I don’t lose so much time on descents and corners as I would do if I was on a full TT set up.

I do care about the set up, but only in terms of comfort. I play around with the position of the saddle and the bars, and have enough of a ‘feel’ for the bike to know what is right for me, although Brett has also given his input on this, and tells me to go up/down or forward/back.

@Raimund: da hat also eine Schicht Lack das Problem behoben...? auf gut, passt auf jeden Fall und macht es etwas individueller.

@Raimund: geht gar nicht. So macht das kein Spass. Verkaufen.