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When someone wins an olympic event or whatever biking competition with this, we'll know if it's the real deal or not. For the normal consumer, probably more ab
by bfung 7y ago
When someone wins an olympic event or whatever biking competition with this, we'll know if it's the real deal or not.
For the normal consumer, probably more about price than anything else, unless it enables better electric/motors, etc.
- my_username_is_ 7y ago>For the normal consumer, probably more about price than anything else This way just be the bubble that I live in, but I think the average cyclist that I know cares more about tech and marginal performance rather than price. New (performance) bikes commonly sell for thousands of dollars. It's not a world that seems especially price sensitive.
- ajuc 7y agoThey won't because olympics and other biking sports are heavily regulated. We've had bikes that can go over 100 km/h since decades and they aren't legal in biking sports because of these rules so bikers in sports only go about half that fast.