Dave Elliott @IntaCycling

Tall fat bloke that has finally cracked a 19.25 in a 10 mile TT. From a couch potato at 152kg to 107kg it was never going to be easy. Nuneaton, England Joined July 2015

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6 years ago

Former Visualsoft Directors Richard Bendelow and Matt Burton have launched a new e-commerce platform, Aero @AeroCommerce #ecommerce #onlineshopping #retailtech #retailtechnology retailtechinnovationhub.com/home/2020/2/28…

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6 years ago

Not your everyday bike ride 😳 (via sergi.llongueras/Instagram)

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Dave Elliott @IntaCycling

7 years ago

@PyramidCycling @rideworks Can I have one please

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7 years ago

@johnlucock Lovely John.

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7 years ago

@tonyweare76 @PyramidCycling Thanks they look great!

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@dcrainmakerblog I tested this at the cycle show and it's good. Very. I'm happy that I can stick a set of clip ons to get into the TT position for time trial training. The build quality reminds me of my wattbike Pro which a built like a tank! Great review @dcrainmakerblog

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Dave Elliott @IntaCycling

7 years ago

@Magicman18_26 Brilliant ride Dan

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Dave Elliott @IntaCycling

7 years ago

Absolutely bossing it! 😂 #feelingstrong #wattbike #threshold #Joker #garminlove #timetrial

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Dave Elliott @IntaCycling

7 years ago

@Magicman18_26 To add to this I then added 30ml of stans via the valve but they didn't hold very well and over night went down from 120 psi to 60 ish. I added another 20 ml and bingo. They now hold pressure well.

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Dave Elliott @IntaCycling

7 years ago

@Magicman18_26 I feel your pain Dan. I just fitted two to my hed wheels and they went up first time. I find you have to push down and apply pressure with your hand where the valve is and it went up with a track pump. Before doing this I was getting no where.