Triathlon Bikes PD Bicycle

Triathlon Bikes PD Bicycle is an innovative professional-grade triathlon bicycle design that exemplifies the fusion of biomimetic inspiration and advanced carbon fiber technology. Conceived and developed by Bulgarian designer Lachezar Оgnyanov Ivanov, this high-performance bicycle draws its distinctive aesthetic and structural inspiration from the muscular physique of the Spanish Miura bulls, incorporating their powerful anatomical features into its frame design. The bicycle's monocoque carbon frame, manufactured using Autoclave Composite materials, achieves an exceptional balance of strength and lightness, weighing just 6.3 kilograms while maintaining robust structural integrity. With dimensions of 179 x 53 x 97 centimeters, the frame's architecture deliberately emphasizes sharp lines and competitive profiling, specifically engineered to meet professional triathlon competition requirements. The design's unique interpretation of the Miura bull's muscular form is seamlessly integrated with cutting-edge cycling technology, creating a sophisticated synthesis of natural biomechanics and modern engineering. This remarkable design earned recognition with a Silver A' Design Award in the Vehicle, Mobility and Transportation Design category, acknowledging its innovative approach to professional sports equipment design. The project, which took one year to complete in Sofia, Bulgaria, represents a significant advancement in time trial bicycle design, particularly in its application of advanced materials and ergonomic considerations for competitive athletes.

Author: Adam Dawson

Keywords: triathlon competition, carbon fiber technology, professional cycling, biomimetic design, aerodynamic engineering, sports innovation

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https://competition.adesignaward.com/101943

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