-Stem: Elevn-Bars: Elevn
-Grips: ODI longneck
-Bar ends: ODI
-Brake lever: Shimano DX
-Brake caliper: Shimano DX
-Brake shoes: Shimano DX
-Chain: Izumi
-Chain tensioners: Kingstars
-Sprocket: TA french prototype
-Cranks: Shimano DXR
-Bottom Bracket set: Elevn
-Pedals: Shimano SPD
-Seatpost: Elevn
-Seat: Elevn
-Front tire: Tioga Powerband 1.85
-Front rim: Sun Rims
-Front hub: Stealth 20 mm (soon)
-Rear rim: Sun Rims
-Rear tire: Tioga Powerblock 1.60
-Rear hub: Stealth
-Number plate: 120
Weight: I have no idea, something like 9kg
What tire pressure do you run in the front and in the rear tire?
Vincent:
Front: a bit more than 5 bars
Rear: 5 bars
What part of the bike do you like the most
?Vincent: The new Elevn Seat: small, light, confortable...
How long did it take you to get used to your new bike?
Vincent: 1 lap
What’s the trickest/coolest part of your bike?
Vincent: Still the new Elevn seat
Do you think a bit bigger wheels would give you an advantage?
Vincent: It would be better for the balance and turns but we need lot of strenght for the gate!
What part do you replace most often during the season?
Vincent: The bars and forks! When I get a new one I really feel the difference. I use like 3 bars and 3 forks for a season.
Thanks to: Family, friends, Coaches, Sponsors, Christophe
Leveque for the few days I'm going to spend with him, Carlos Ramirez's family where I stayed 3 weeks, Steph "Le Big USA" for his help, Bereflex for the beautiful pictures he makes, everybody who give me stuff and money to get BMX as a job, all the fans who follow me on my page http://www.facebook.com/VP120FAN de Vincent PELLUARD VP120
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