If you saw any of the six U.S. Gran Prix of Cyclocross races, you couldn't miss Gina Hall. Not only...
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Hall chooses the tried but true Shimano Dura-Ace drivetrain,(Image credit: Steve Medcroft)
Empella's Frog Legs cantilever brakes(Image credit: Steve Medcroft)
Fi'zi:k's Vitesse saddle(Image credit: Steve Medcroft)
Cane Creek's Volos wheels(Image credit: Steve Medcroft)
Gina Hall on her way to a silver medal at the 2004 US Cyclocross Nationals in Portland, Oregon.(Image credit: Rob Karman)
Gina Hall's Bianchi Cross Concept.(Image credit: Steve Medcroft)
Hall chooses the tried but true Shimano Dura-Ace drivetrain, with a 44/38 front chainring combination and Crank Brothers Eggbeater Triple Ti pedals.(Image credit: Steve Medcroft)
Empella's Frog Legs cantilever brakes provide the clearance, stopping power and light weight demanded by Hall.(Image credit: Steve Medcroft)
Fi'zi:k's Vitesse saddle sits atop an Easton carbon seatpost.(Image credit: Steve Medcroft)
Gina's cockpit.(Image credit: Steve Medcroft)
Cane Creek's Volos wheels and Dugast's handmade tubulars do the rolling.(Image credit: Steve Medcroft)
Reviewed December 18, 2004
Gina Hall's Bianchi Cross Concept
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