Reply to "Flat Tire Complication"

mikesandfordMember

Different weight and riding position would lead to different calibrations, so no proper before and after calibration.

You could have both riders post calibrate if you trusted the pre-calibration of the non-IAAF rider, which could help give confidence in the calibration for the IAAF rider on the commandeered bike. However there is a serious problem in accepting the pre-puncture data of the IAAF rider since there is no post calibration for that bike and in any case they may be uncertainty over the exact place where the puncture occurred and how long it was before the puncture was noticed.

We need more information, which Pete is unable to give us for understandable reasons.

11/19/122:25 PM

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