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Interbike 2009 - Storck Aero 2

Markus Storck, designer and co-designer of the Aero 2 gives us the lowdown on the new aero bike from the German bicycle maker.  
 
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jontihobday (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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this has got to be the sweetest TT bike out there at the moment. It's a shame for stork it's di2 only, i'm guessing that will hit sales a lot.
utubeski42 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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the integrated brake is a nice touch. It is a TT bike and therefore, even if the brakes preform poorly, the aero factor is more important than stopping power.

Di2 only, prop brakes fork and seat mast... nice tech demonstrator! not to mention very cool looking with nice colors!

one nice machine.
repairdrive (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Finally someone with some new ideas. It's always funny how other companies go on and on about how areo their new bike is and then slap very non-areo brakes on it. This bike looks like a winner.
dahgutone (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Lol. Like the TTX 9.9?

Cervelo and Fuji makes real nice TT bikes. That has cavities for the brakes. Which I thought were neet.

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