Showing posts with label Pinarello. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pinarello. Show all posts

27 December 2012

Pedal Dancer Top 5 posts of 2012

What were you interested in?

The top 5 posts in 2012 indicated that you were interested in making it happen for yourself!  You wanted to know what events you could ride, you wanted to know what races you could attend, you wanted to know what bikes you could ride. And you wanted beautiful women.

Top 5 posts read by viewers on PedalDancer.com in 2012:
  1. 2012 Colorado Bike Events
  2. 2012 Race Dates and Routes Professional road races 
  3. Pinarello Dogma2 
  4. Colnago bikes 
  5. The fans want Podium Girls? Beautiful Joanna and Allison at the Tour of California
Some of the most popular posts in the past two years have included more bikes and pedals:
Most visitors to PedalDancer.com were from:
  1. United States
  2. United Kingdom
  3. France
  4. Australia
  5. Germany 
My most popular searched for keyword was: "specialized venge".
Most of you came straight from google.com, used Internet Explorer, and Windows computers.

All this despite my website being non-searchable by google for 4 months from August to December - oops! Don't worry I think I figured it out finally, so I am back to blogging again.

I do have photos of this wonderful bike to share with you - one of the yellow models of the Pinarello 65.1 Think2 that Bradley Wiggins rode on the last stage of the 2012 Tour de France.
A yellow Pinarello Dogma 65.1 Think2 at Interbike 2012   
Photo by Karen at PedalDancer.com
Just like the Pinarello bike frame Bradley Wiggins rode onto the Champs-Élysées 
Photo by Karen at PedalDancer.com

06 June 2012

2012 Time Trial Bikes

Images of time trial bikes
The Individual Time Trial of the 2012 Critérium du Dauphiné is tomorrow June 7th. Currently Bradley Wiggins is in in the lead in overall GC by only 1 second over Cadel Evans. The top 10 in standings are separated by only 7 seconds. Tomorrow's time trial is very important and should determine not only the new overall standings, but the race winner. The time trial (Stage 4 of 7 stages) will take place 50 km north of Lyon on a rolling route from Villié-Morgon to Bourg-en-Bresse.
The last 10 riders to start will ride 3 Pinarello, 3 Specialized, 2 Giant, 1 BMC, and 1 Time bike:
163. Richie Porte, SKY, Pinarello bike
164. Andrev Amador, Movistar, Pinarello bike
165. Jerome Coppel, Saur-Sojasun, Time bike
166. Sylvain Chavanel, Omega Pharma-Quickstep, Specialized bike
167. Paul Martens, Rabobank, Giant bike
168. Tony Martin, Omega Pharma-Quickstep, Specialized bike
169. Carlos Barredo, Rabobank, Giant bike
170. Andriv Grivko, Astana, Specialized bike
171. Cadel Evans, BMC, BMC bike
172. Bradley Wiggins, Sky, Pinarello bike
There is something magical about an individual racing the clock, to see the concentration on their faces as they step onto the start ramp, to see the care given their bikes as they are lifted and put in place, the air thick with anticipation and unknown outcome. When the rider glides down the ramp, the atmosphere is charged with excitement. Go Go Go!  All Photos © PedalDancer.com/Karen
Peter Sagan takes off at the start of the ITT   Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
To get you in the mood, I gathered some recent photos of time trial bikes from ATOC, taken last month, May 2012: click any image to enlarge
Argon E-118 time trial bike
Argon 18   Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
BMC Timemachine TM01 time trial bike
BMC time machine   Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
George Hincapie and his time machine  Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
Cannondale time trial bike (read about the Cannondale Slice)
Cannondale   Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
Cervelo P4 time trial bike (read about the new Cervelo P5 bike)
Cevelo P4 Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
Heinrich Haussler and his P4   Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
Felt DA time trial bike
Felt DA   Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
Giant Trinity Advanced SL O time trial bike
Giant Trinity   Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
Orbea Ordu time trial bike
Orbea Ordu  Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
Pinarello Graal Carbon 60HM1K Monocoque
Pinarello   Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
Specialized S-Works SHIV time trial bike
S-Works SHIV   Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
Trek Speed Concept 9 Series time trial bike
Trek Speed Concept 9  Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
The hope.
Luke Durbridge on his Scott time trial bike  Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
The power.
Peter Sagan (Liquigas)  Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
The heat.
George Hincapie cools off after his ITT  Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
The glory.
It was the day Jens Voigt stood on the podium (read more about that day - with photos! Jens Voigt on the Podium)
Tejay van Garderen, Dave Zabriskie, Jens Voigt   Photo ©by PedalDancer.com/Karen
Related Pedal Dancer posts: Time Trial legs and 2012 ProTeam Bikes

12 March 2012

2012 Pedal Dancer Team Bike

My new custom designed Pinarello Dogma2
Every year (all 2 of them) I design a new team bike for the Pedal Dancer crew (that would be me). This year I just discovered this fun online tool to design your own custom Pinarello Dogma2 bike. Remember how I designed my own custom Pedal Dancer Ridley bike in 2011? Well here is my new 2012 custom Pinarello; markedly understated from my 2011 bike: (click image to enlarge)
2012 Pedal Dancer Team Bike
I also added many more pictures and text to the previous post I did on Pinarello Bikes, so check it out again at: Pinarello Dogma2 from March 5, 2012.