Argon 18 Vietnam

Constantly breaking new ground. Our Gallium Pro Disc 15th Anniversary Edition claims the Design & Innovation Award 2020 for Road Bikes & Road Equipment!!

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The bike to rule them all, Argon18 E-118.
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Photo By; Tien Ngo

, CYCLING AUSTRALIA, AND MONASH UNIVERSITY INTRODUCE NEW 2020 ELECTRON PRO
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https://www.argon18bike.com/en/news/pro-athletes/electronpro2020

Pro triathlete Eric Lagerstrom is coming off a strong season which saw him take third at Ironman Mont Tremblant 70.3 and a top-20 finish at the Ironman 70.3 World Championships in Nice. We caught up to him on his prototype E-118 Tri+.

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Argon18 TT bikes flying down Sunset Bay Triathlon. 🇻🇳🚲😚
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📸 Photo Credit; Sunset Bay Triathlon

Year 2020 is coming, how about considering upgrading the new Argon 18 lighter, disc-braked E118 Tri+.
The performance of the bike is also enhanced thanks to the addition of disc brakes, which provide more powerful and consistent braking. The Argon 18 engineers managed to make the frame lighter despite the use of the disc brakes.
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🇻🇳 83 Phạm Thái Bường, Tân Phong, Quận 7, Hồ Chí Minh

Do I have to be careful when removing the wheels?
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With disc brakes, once you’ve removed the wheel you’ve also removed the rotor, so there will be nothing between the brake calipers. This is where you need to be careful. But once you’ve removed the rotor, if you engage your brakes, they will close until the pads touch each other. This will set a new contact point for the pistons to retract from, and if you do this several times, it can result in the brake essentially locking up.

Check for brake pad wear as well before the race. Most manufacturers will have guidelines about replacement. Shimano suggests replacing them if there is less than 0.9mm of braking material left, and for SRAM, it’s 2.5mm including the backing pads. Campagnolo has a ‘wear groove’ in the centre of the pads, and replacement should happen when the groove is no longer visible.

Argon 18 gallium flying up the recent concluded 臺灣自行車登山王挑戰 Taiwan KOM Challenge.