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EPISODE · Aug 6, 2019 · 45 MIN

Tri Rig CEO Nick Salazar - Omni, The Perfect Bike, Alpha Aerobars & more!

from The Pacing and Racing Podcast · host The Pacing and Racing Podcast

Today we have Nick Salazar on the Podcast, who is the founder of Tririg.com; which is a site that originally started out as a review site for the best triathlon gear and equipment, but has since evolved into a company in which has designed and manufactured the most innovative bike parts on the market!  So Nick has a number of hats he wears for Tri Rig; including Editor-in-Chief of the website, the Photographer as well as the designer and engineer of all of the Tri Rig gear! Nick actually does everything from the original concept, to 3D modelling, prototyping, testing and the final oversight on manufacturing and distribution! Nick truly has a passion for innovating and highlighting the best of the best triathlon gear out on the market, so who better to have on the podcast to talk to us about bike setups then the guy who designs it all himself! In this podcast we’ll learn about the roots of Tri Rig and we’ll learn all about how they have created the perfect Triathlon bike in terms of sleek design and aerodynamic components from the ground up; known as the Omni Tri Bike (which just recently was ridden by Matt Russell as he smashed the long standing Lake Placid Bike Course Record!).  After this episode you’ll takeaway key concepts in understanding the best ways you can setup your bike; from the cockpit in the front end to the brakes to the rear bottle cage; and everything in between! I could keep going all day but it’s best if you hear it from Nick Himself; so get ready to take notes, and enjoy the podcast! 

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