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RSS FeedsDoull claims Kittel`s `lethal` disc brake bike almost caused serious injury
(Cyclingnews.com)

 
 

23 february 2017 18:01:47

 
Doull claims Kittel`s `lethal` disc brake bike almost caused serious injury
(Cyclingnews.com)
 


Owain Doull has called for disc brakes to be banned unless protective casings are introduced after suffering a crash on the opening day of the Abu Dhabi Tour in which one of Marcel Kittelīs rotors slashed through his shoe. The Team Sky rider hit the deck with a kilometre remaining and showed Cyclingnews and other reporters his left shoe, which had a straight cut in two parts running almost the entire length of the forefoot. Standing receiving treatment for road rash on his backside, Doull pointed to his foot, where a cut - fortunately not too deep - was showing through a tear in his sock.ADVERTISEMENT `My shoe was cut to pieces. Thatīs definitely a disc brake that has done that,` said Doull. `Itīs gone straight through the shoe into my foot. Itīs lucky thatīs not my leg to be honest. If anything Iīve come off lucky there, if thatīd been my leg it would have cut straight through it, for sure. Youīve seen my shoe - itīs gone straight through that.` `Nothing else could cut like that, itīs like a knife, it cut straight through it. You can see that thin line, itīs exactly in line, cut there and cut there on my shoe and both straight through in an arrow-straight line.` Disc brakes: UCI calls on CPA to `respect the democratic process` Kittel disc brake success sparks debate in the Dubai Tour peloton Dubai Tour: Kittel savours his first win on disc brakes Marcel Kittel`s custom Specialized S-Works Venge ViAS disc - Gallery You can read more at Cyclingnews.com


 
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