lpikachu58 a écrit:Est ce qu'on a le process et les critères d'attribution?
Extrait de thread sur vSalon par Sachs:
an fyi -
my ordeal is complete with the exception of the approval process which, i am told, takes 2-3 weeks. here is all you
would do if you're interested in a seamless, hassle-free solution to what's not a problem at all, much less a new rule
(it's an old rule, but finally being enforced at each race venue):
1) download a 2 page app from the UCI site
2) mail (not email or fax) it to switzerland
3) expect a confirmation and an invoice
4) wire the money
5) get a secure log in on a site selected by UCI
6) submit what i did in the images below*
7) wait for approval
the above applies to ALL frames made with tubular section, regardless of the joining method.
as long as what you make is in the image of classic, conventional frame designs of the past 25
years (or more), this will be a non issue. all of this assumes, of course, that you have frames
destined for UCI C1 and UCI C2 events. oh - they also ask for tubing diameters and dimensions
between front and rear dropouts atmo. *since all (my) frames are made to order, all they wanted
was a sampling of a small, a medium, and a large design in linear format. no testing. no sending
frames to europe. no big deal atmo. since i know what a time commitment it was last year when
the 34mm tire rule was enforced, i view this (approval label stuff) as a much easier way to ensure
that frame designs comply without using tape measures at the start of every race, every weekend.