This part four of an ever-growing series of 2015 Cyclocross National Championship title-winning bikes. See other 2015 Nationals-winning cyclocross bike profiles here. This is Justin Lindine's one-of-a-kind "prototype" singlespeed Redline Conquest Team carbon cyclocross bike from his dominant victory on the first day of the championships, his second consecutive victory at Nationals in a non-Elite race.
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Lindine powered a 64 inch gear in the form of 40 x 17, one of the taller gears in the race, and was using a SRAM CX1 wide/narrow tooth ring because he “had it laying around.”
The gear contrasts greatly from the low gear Tim Allen’s 36 x 17 used to win the 2014 Singlespeed National Championship title in Boulder (see Allen’s Foundry bike profile here), and is almost as tall as the 36×15 Brady Kappius used to finish second last year.
Justin Lindine’s Singlespeed Redline Conquest was powered by strong legs and an FSA SL-K light carbon crankset with the CX1 chainring set to the outer position. 2015 Cyclocross National Championships © Cyclocross Magazine
