WINNING BIKE: Jerome Clementz's Cannondale Jekyll 27.5 4

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WINNING BIKE: Jerome Clementz's Cannondale Jekyll 27.5
We've done a lot of winning bike galleries with Jerome Clementz and this just adds to the pile. Jerome took the Enduro World Series win in Chile this weekend after clawing his way back through a deficit against Jared Graves. Jerome ran the Cannondale Jekyll 27.5 with RockShox Pike fork, SRAM XX1 drivetrain, Mavic Crossmax Enduro WTS wheel/tire system, SRAM Guide brakes and his own signature Truvativ handlebars.
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WINNING BIKE: Jerome Clementz's Cannondale Jekyll 27.5
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canadmos
10 years ago
Do they have to ride with the same wheels all weekend? What happens if one breaks, but he can ride it to the finish line, can they replace the rim? I know they put stickers on them, but not sure about the rules..
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mrpowerjd
10 years ago
You can replace a rim. They are stickered and photo'd at tech inspection when you pick up packets. You must complete the whole race on the same rims. If you break or mash one beyond fixability, it can be replaced but the organizers are to be notified and at the Winter Park stop last year, it was a 5 minute penalty to your cumulative time if you had to replace anything stickered.