NoCom smashes 400K race course record

Here is the rest of the story about the NoCom racer that smashed the 400 K course record.

Johnny NoCom
Fastest Stock Bike in the Known Universe®

"I looked at the trip computer and realized that not only was I going to SMASH the race record but also finish in under 12hrs if I worked just a bit harder, the final laps were some of the fastest all day and the last lap was the third fastest.
I finished first in 11hrs and 57mins.. A GREAT DAY..

Who ever said “its not about the bike” was wrong..

Glenn"

OK, I'll bite, what is a "nocom"?
Is there a link so I can see photos?

"JohnnyNoCom" wrote in message
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Here is the rest of the story about the NoCom racer that smashed the 400 K
course record.

Johnny NoCom
Fastest Stock Bike in the Known Universe®

"I looked at the trip computer and realized that not only was I going to
SMASH the race record but also finish in under 12hrs if I worked just a
bit harder, the final laps were some of the fastest all day and the last
lap was the third fastest.
I finished first in 11hrs and 57mins.. A GREAT DAY..

Who ever said "its not about the bike" was wrong..

Glenn"

OK, I'll bite, what is a "nocom"?
Is there a link so I can see photos?


Please don't feed the animals!

here's a link:
http://www.velokraft.com/

"hhu" uuhh wrote in message
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here's a link:
http://www.velokraft.com/

Aahh, I see now, its a very expensive custom carbon fiber recumbent bike.
Thanks

JohnnyNoCom wrote:
Here is the rest of the story about the NoCom racer that smashed the
400 K course record.

Johnny NoCom
Fastest Stock Bike in the Known Universe=AE

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"I looked at the trip computer and realized that not only was I going
to SMASH the race record but also finish in under 12hrs if I worked
just a bit harder, the final laps were some of the fastest all day and
the last lap was the third fastest.
I finished first in 11hrs and 57mins.. A GREAT DAY..

Who ever said "its not about the bike" was wrong..

Glenn"

Hmmm... 400km in just under 12 hours. That's what, about 80% as fast as
the winning speed of last year's TdF? Not to downplay that 80% because
that average TdF speed was over almost 3400km and it's MUCH easier to
maintain a higher average speed over a longer distance. Well okay maybe
it's not but then, much of the TdF took place in the mountains where
the downhills really boosted speeds. Oh, they had to *ascend* as well
as descend? Well, okay then. But some of the fastest climbers as well
as some of the fastest overall road riders in the world were among the
TdF riders. Hey, maybe whoever said "It's not about the bike" really
was onto something or maybe the "fastest bike in the known universe",
isn't. Not that those two statements are necessarily mutually
exclusive. g

Regards,
Bob Hunt