I don't. Back in the Score days, they had radios, but linked to the helicopters which were close by.Anyone know what radios other teams were running with success?
I don't. Back in the Score days, they had radios, but linked to the helicopters which were close by.Anyone know what radios other teams were running with success?
Yeah, I believe the 4 wheel racers talk to their pit crews but not riders.....It may not be allowed...All the bikes I saw were not carrying radios or communicating. When the pit crew would roll in they would put up their 20 foot tall antenna and talk to the other pits but not the rider.
5 minutes?!!! - Hell I am old, slow and do not have a dry break and I am out in less then a minute.next team panda's going to put that fucking pos tracker in the truck and not attach it to the bike, fuck them and their live scoring.
I also think the radios are a waste for us
whats not a waste
Investing in things that make pit stops faster (dry break)
or making the bike be able to skip pits
having me be in better shape
5 minute plus pit stops was killing us.
I have a spot, and you can pay extra for every three minutes, might have to think about that next time around as a extra extra back up.5 minutes?!!! - Hell I am old, slow and do not have a dry break and I am out in less then a minute.
You should look at the app Strava - you can put it on the phone and when you are ready to leave, start it. You can send a beam out and your pit can track you. Also the spot is good, but it only pings the Sat every 10 mins or so.
Was not aware of that one. I used my spot tracker when riding the LAB2V and the Mgr and Rack Jr could follow us on the phone/ipad. Worked well. During D37 races, my mgr will follow me real time on the Strava app. She can let the pit crew know when I am coming back in.I have a spot, and you can pay extra for every three minutes, might have to think about that next time around as a extra extra back up.