Bobby & Jens: Rohan Dennis talks time trialing

This article originally appeared on Peloton Mag

He's a two-time time trial world champion, a stage winner in every grand tour, and one of the strongest people you'll ever see on a bike. This week Rohan Dennis joins Bobby & Jens.

On the surface, time trialing is an easy discipline to understand: be the fastest and you win. But like almost anything with a simple underlying premise, actually doing it is anything but easy. The current Australian national TT champion has plenty of tips to offer up, as well as his superstitions on the bike.

Time trialing is easily the most tech-focused discipline of road racing. Rohan discusses adjusting to new equipment when changing from team to team, though he's quick to point out that equipment isn't the most important thing to get right on a new bike.

And co-host Bobby Julich, something of a TT specialist himself with an Olympic medal to prove it, has his own insights to add, making this an interesting conversation for anyone who wants to know more nitty gritty details about the race of truth.

Of course, Rohan's fast on regular stages too, and has won some stage races in his day. Learn how he paces his efforts and recovers from days when he goes extra deep.

Rohan has also been on a few teams in his career. He talks about his times at BMC, Ineos and now Jumbo-Visma and the differences between each team.

Finally, Jens wants to know what Rohan's plans are for another go at the hour world record, which Jens once held himself. "It is a huge commitment," says Rohan. Is he up for giving it another go?

Listen to this week's episode for the full discussion.

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