Heather Jackson's Argon 18 E-119 Tri+ Triathlon Bike

[@jlems56]

My wife told me I could buy a superbike....so I got me one of these. It's AMAZING. Stable, fast AF, comfortable...integrated. Now seeing this...I think I need those cable tucked away like hers!

[@nielsbrand291]

Love this bike design. it looks perfect to me thought my saddle was already far forward but her saddle and armrests are even further forward, would like to see her position on the bike! She is defenitely leaning on the large muscle groups/ quads. Maybe the cranks circling behind her hips mimics the running motion helping her on the run. would be interesting to see a muscle firing diagram of her pedal stroke

[@DaanHoogland]

"she'll be aboard this" :D great intro

[@fishywishy4145]

Didn’t 70.3 ocean side happen already?

[@fishywishy4145]

Oh? What’s that?

[@gtn]

Hi Brandon Wayne, this is one we filmed before Oceanside earlier in April 🙂

[@greglummis]

Sick!

[@lord1999ful]

I just don't understand why all companies doesn't make frame already integrated cables ? Looks so much better. I wonder where I can get my done.

[@phxrsx]

The 28mm tires were interesting to hear.

[@michip2865]

chain could be cleaner ;)

[@BoMathys]

Would be cool if these gear checks would include their running shoes

[@yumosapien]

“Really really cool...”

[@wrxzboost]

interesting - no BTA.

[@DaanHoogland]

165 mm cranks, that is extreme

[@jonathanzappala]

Not at all, she is riding an xs frame, 165 is common in triathlon even if you are not that short.

[@MikeRaymond91]

What a weapon :o

[@lisapet160]

3:39 It's 28 mm, not archaic 20 :) 3:58 Looks like she's from New Hampshire :)

[@jlems56]

Yup...she's running 28s....20mm would be painful unless riding on pristine tarmac.

[@GunnyWombat]

28mm and 57kg.. Didn't realise Oceanside was an off road event.

[@gacamiloto]

There are no cables. It's a DI2

[@jajkonatwardo6668]

Firstly you are explaining how her derailleur cables are placed and then you are saying that she has a full di2 groupset. Wtf?

[@tylerpruett5675]

The di2 system still has cables and a junction box

[@JustinDoesTriathlon]

di2 isn't wireless.

[@z4k1_zaki65]

Dam, I’m early