All articles tagged with #vibration damping
Pinarello launches the second-gen X Series endurance range, starting at £3,000 ($2,950/€3,200), inspired by the Dogma X and focused on real-world ride comfort with redesigned X-Stays for better vibration damping, 40mm tyre clearance, an adaptive flex seatpost, internal routing via a new headtube, and down-tube storage across models from X9 to X1 using carbon grades from T900 to T600.
Scientists from the University of Amsterdam have developed a new class of materials that are both stiff and good at absorbing vibrations by using materials that buckle, like thin metal sheets. These buckled materials can be kept lightweight and have a wide range of potential applications, from aerospace engineering to nanolithography. The researchers believe that these new lab-made materials, or metamaterials, can improve existing designs and make many new designs possible.
Researchers from the University of Amsterdam have developed a new class of materials that are both stiff and good at absorbing vibrations, by using materials that buckle, like thin metal sheets. These buckled materials can be kept lightweight and have a wide range of potential applications, from aerospace engineering to nanoscale design. The new lab-made materials, or metamaterials, have a magical combination of properties that could improve existing designs and make many new designs possible.
ODI Grips has released the Reflex grip, the latest innovation in impact damping, designed to reduce impacts and vibration being passed on to the riders’ hands, allowing for more comfortable and longer rides. The Reflex grips feature a proprietary grip compound, responsive ribbed padding, and a waffle section to provide easy traction points and eliminate the feeling of a large squishy padded grip. The grips are available in two diameters and nine color options.