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Greg Gross participates in the Texas Time Trials |
10. Oktober 2007 |  |
M5 Titanium Carbon Low Racer beats records |
Last week Greg Gross participated in a 4-man recumbent only team in the Texas Time Trials, an event that draws riders from all over the country. It is a tough course: 20 mile loops done 25 times for a distance of 500 miles total. The course has 1000 feet of climbing for each loop. Greg rode the M5 TiCa Low Racer that he purchased from Garrie Hill. On his first lap, he beated the standing lap time record by 1m15s, beating the previous record of 51:30. He was also told he had an unofficial record of most consecutive loops completed in under an hour, with 5 of his 6 laps. Lap times were 50:15, 52, 57, 55, 57, and 1:03.
Below the a link to the internet site of The Texas Time Trials.www.tt24tt.com >> |
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Paris-Brest-Paris time by Tijmen Hoeve |
9. Oktober 2007 |  |
Tijmen Hoeve passed the finish in 57 hours and 52 minutes.
76th place overall, first unfaired recumbent. Only two fully faired Quests were faster. |
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M5 at Bike Motion 2007 |
8. Oktober 2007 |  |
October 19 to 22 in Utrecht, The Netherlands |
Like previous years M5 has a stand at the Bike Motion event in Utrecht. Our stand number is 02.BO40. Check the internetsite of Bike Motion for maps and further details.www.bikemotionbenelux.nl >> |
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M5 at Salon du Cycle in Paris |
24. September 2007 |  |
From September 29th to October 2nd |
Lots of visitors at our stand. Not only attention for our recumbents, but also for the presentation of the M5 Light Weight products.
Also check the internetsite of Salon du Cycle 2005www.mondial-deuxroues.com/frameSet.htm?salon=2&langue=FR >> |
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Parijs-Brest-Parijs update |
23. August 2007 |  |
Tijmen Hoeve passed the finish |
Tijmen Hoeve finished Paris-Brest-Paris with his M5 Carbon High Racer in a superb 58 hours and 2 minutes.
Perry Stoel (also M5 Carbon High Racer) did also finish: a fast 65 hours and 8 minutes.
The participants had to deal with pouring rain and very low temperatures during the nights.
Information about other M5 riders will follow. Also reports will appear on the M5 site about the experiences (and hardship) during PBP. |
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M5 crank sets in every day use |
19. August 2007 |  |
After the extensive tests in the laboratory, we're now doing the testing "in the field". Several M5 recumbent riders are testing the cranks during a long time and a lot of kilometres.
First report from users: Really stiff and light weight and I feel in my feet that it's much lighter... |
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