Four Pros on Omni at Indian Wells 70.3
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Adam Feigh looking happy with his setup. He is rocking Shimano Ultegra Di2 in a custom 1x configuration.
Adam Feigh looking happy with his setup. He is rocking Shimano Ultegra Di2 in a custom 1x configuration.

Adam Feigh » Adam has definitely made this rig his own. He is running a combination of drivetrain parts from SRAM, Shimano, and Infocrank. He uses the same Profile Design HC Bottle that Mikael Nathan rides, but his points backwards. Same rear bottle setup: a Kappa cage mounted to our Beta 45 rear carrier. For a little extra nutrition, Adam opted to put an Elite aero bottle on the frame just forward of the seatpost (Omni has mounts just about anywhere we can find a flat surface), rather than use the Beta carrier in double-bottle configuration. Each to their own: Omni can be set up however you like it.
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Earliern this month, TriRig was proud to have four pros riding our Omni bike at Indian Wells 70.3, and we posted a race-day gallery of those fine athletes ripping it up on course. Now, we are happy to share a few pre-race photos of the same athletes, who all met up to compare notes and setups. Enjoy the gallery, and get your own gear in the TriRig Store



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The Pros 

TriRig is thrilled to be working with some fantastic professionals. Shown here are Ben Deal, Summer Deal, Mikael Staer Nathan, and Adam Feigh.

  • Left to right: Ben Deal, Summer Deal, Mikael Nathan, Adam Feigh
  • Left to right: Ben Deal, Summer Deal, Mikael Nathan, Adam Feigh
  • Mikael Nathan checking out Ben's new Scoops.
  • Mikael Nathan checking out Ben's new Scoops.
  • Ben and Summer warming up.
  • Ben and Summer warming up.
  • Our four riders out for a warmup the day before the race. And lest anyone cry foul of draft zone violations, note that this is a staged shot; obviously these riders wouldn't get this close in the race.
  • Our four riders out for a warmup the day before the race. And lest anyone cry foul of draft zone violations, note that this is a staged shot; obviously these riders wouldn't get this close in the race.
  • Our four riders out for a warmup the day before the race. And lest anyone cry foul of draft zone violations, note that this is a staged shot; obviously these riders wouldn't get this close in the race.
  • Our group of pros just chewing the fat.
  • Ben and Summer were the first pros to get their Scoops (all of our sponsored riders have them by now). These were quite the conversation piece at our meetup, with Mikael and Adam very excited about getting their sets.

Mikael Staer Nathan 

Interestingly, Mikael was the only one of our pros at Indian Wells riding Omni in a 2x setup. It's Ultegra Di2 throughout, and cuts a very clean line in the wind. His nutrition and hydration are handled with a BTA bottle up front, mounted directly to his Alpha One, and a single cage behind the seat, held with our Kappa cage mounted to our Beta 45 rear carrier.

  • Mikael Staer Nathan's rig is very straightforward and slick.
  • Mikael Staer Nathan's rig is very straightforward and slick.
  • Mikael is a happy camper on his Omni.
  • Adam and Mikael comparing notes on front-end setups.
  • Mikael Staer Nathan's rig. He's using Ultegra Di2, and the only one of these four pros to be running a 2x setup.
  • Mikael Staer Nathan's rig: rear bottle cage, our Kappa mounted to the Beta 45 rear carrier.
  • Mikael Staer Nathan's rig. He's using Ultegra Di2, and the only one of these four pros to be running a 2x setup.
  • Mikael Staer Nathan's rig: just a simple Profile Design HC bottle up front, and a garmin mount near his hands.
  • Mikael Staer Nathan's rig: what's in the storage box? Not much.
  • Mikael Staer Nathan's rig: just a simple Profile Design HC bottle up front, and a garmin mount near his hands.
  • Mikael Staer Nathan's rig, in all its glory.
  • Mikael Staer Nathan's rig, in all its glory.

Adam Feigh 

Adam has definitely made this rig his own. He is running a combination of drivetrain parts from SRAM, Shimano, and Infocrank. He uses the same Profile Design HC Bottle that Mikael Nathan rides, but his points backwards. Same rear bottle setup: a Kappa cage mounted to our Beta 45 rear carrier. For a little extra nutrition, Adam opted to put an Elite aero bottle on the frame just forward of the seatpost (Omni has mounts just about anywhere we can find a flat surface), rather than use the Beta carrier in double-bottle configuration. Each to their own: Omni can be set up however you like it.

  • Adam Feigh and his rig. He is rocking Shimano Ultegra Di2 in a custom 1x configuration. Notice the Elite aero bottle just forward of the seatpost.
  • Adam Feigh looking happy with his setup. He is rocking Shimano Ultegra Di2 in a custom 1x configuration.
  • Adam Feigh
  • Adam Feigh
  • Adam Feigh
  • Adam Feigh
  • Adam Feigh
  • Adam Feigh
  • Adam Feigh
  • Adam Feigh
  • Adam Feigh

Bonus: Age-Grouper Ruben Garcia 

A customer of ours was also at Indian Wells, and sent us these photos of his Omni, which he calls 'Black Mamba' and said he felt like 'a total groupie' when he ran into Summer and Ben. He and his cousin (on the Trek Speed Concept with our Ergo Cups up front) are die-hard TriRig fans, and we are happy to share their photos.

  • Bonus: Age-Grouper Ruben Garcia
  • Bonus: Age-Grouper Ruben Garcia
  • Bonus: Age-Grouper Ruben Garcia
  • Bonus: Age-Grouper Ruben Garcia

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