Bone conduction hearing is essentially an ancient sensory capability that the new SwiMP3 leverages to enhance the experience of swimmers, triathletes, surfers, synchronized swimmers and anyone involved in general water activities. It is a safe, proven technology that the SwiMP3 offers to the wide audience of aquatic athletes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Top: Compact Powermeters from SRM
Use a wider choice of possible chainrings from 33 up to 60:

• Professional SRM Powermeter
• Either Shimano DuraAce compatible, FSA carbon or square taper crank
• All standard crank lengths available
• 110mm small chainring diameter, 130mm large
• Mounted with 34/50 chainrings, 39/53 also possible
• Compatible with SRM Powercontrol IV and V
• Compatible with all SRM cables
• Available as Professional version only
• Delivery time: in Stock now 

The new SRM indoor trainer. Perfect for winter training, or recovering from injury...

See catalogue for prices.

 

 

Jon Wiggins, de coach van FIRST, die vooral onder SOS Zottegem successen haalde met o.a. Dorien De Pessemier en PJ Vidts, is aangesteld tot nieuwe topsporttrainer ... wielrennen ! Sportminister Anciaux heeft de in ons land wonende Brit Jon Wiggins aangesteld tot de nieuwe topsporttrainer bij wielerbond Vlaanderen. Wiggins begeleidde reeds het Belgisch achtervolgingsteam en wordt vooral geroemd omwille van zijn trainingen via het SRM-systeem dat gegevens zoalsvermogen optimaal weet te registreren. Wiggins zal naast bondscoach Michel Vaarten de Belgische pistiers begeleiden voor de Spelen in Peking 2008.Zie ook http://www.westconsultancy.com/

 

 

Bert Roesems with a super solo effort in Het Volk has shown he will be ready for the classics. We wish him all Wishingthe very best of luck to Bert and the team for 2007...

 

Belgium record for Dominique Cornu in world cup Manchester. Congratulations  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Davitamon-Lotto rider Nick Gates has had a good season, and has been rewarded for it with his nomination for the Australian national team at the Salzburg World's next week. "It was a bit unexpected," he told the Manning River Times. "I've had a few small wins and some strong performances this season, and I've been consistent and that's always important."

The 34 year-old Gates hadn't been included in the national squad for three years. Moreover, he has good hopes to be racing the Tour de France again next year, a race which he has contested twice already. "I've already been told I'm in the team for the Tour de France next year," he said. "So that's good news."

At the World's in Salzburg, Gates will be supporting teammates Cadel Evans and Robbie McEwen, but isn't ruling out his own chances. "We'll have three leading riders - Robbie and Cadel will be two... while the rest of us will be in there assisting them," he explained. "But if you get a break, well, who knows?"

After the event, Gates will be headed home to Australia for some R and R before gearing up again for the Australian season.