1. Some further guidance on regs
(Open Events/BTTC 2010)

For all categories the UCI regs will be strictly enforced. Riders in the masters' categories will not be subject to the UCI technical regs, but a sensible and cautious approach is still recommended. ALL ...

2. British Cycling regs
(Open Events/BTTC 2010)

The races in all categories are run under BC/UCI regs.   In the masters category, competiotors are exempt from UCI technical regs but BC regs stll apply. The regs can be downloaded via:   http://new.britishcycling.org.uk/zuvvi/media/bc_files/corporate/06-Rulebook-2010-GENERAL_ROAD_TRACK.pdf ...

3. BTTC - General Rules
(Open Events/BTTC 2010)

    A joint promotion between British Cycling & Cycling Time Trials under BC/UCI Regulations. All competitors must have been continuously resident in Great Britain for the ...

4. BTTC 2010: UCI Bike regulations
(Open Events/BTTC 2010)

The British Time Trial Championships are held under UCI regulations.  There are significant differences between what is permitted for CTT time trials and the BTTC 2010.  You are advised to consult the ...

5. 650c wheels
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

As far as I know, UCI regs require front and rear wheels to be the same size - so 650c front and rear would be OK.  In the UK, the CTT regs allow a bit more flexibility I think.  ...

6. tt rules
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

hi i'm reading around but having a hard time finding if 650 wheels are allowed in a uci ruled time trial on the road? for national championships and national ranked time trials. thanks.  ...

7. Duo Normand 2009 report
(Reviews/Event Reports)

... the UCI bike regulations would be enforced in all categories.  The latter rumour caused us some concern, and a day or so before the event, we made final checks that our bikes complied. Anyway, after ...

8. British Time Trial Championship 2010
(Open Events/BTTC 2010)

... in the stunningly beautiful Towy Valley in West Wales with start and finish in Llandeilo. Approx. 30 miles for seniors and espoirs, 20 miles for other categories. UCI Bicycle Regulations will apply. ...

9. USE Tula aero bars
(Reviews/Bicycle Tech)

Grumpy Bob is aware he said in the Team Grumpy blog that he'd not fork out for new aero bars solely to make his bike UCI-legal. However, a week or so ago he decided to change his mind, and chose some ...

10. UCI Regs
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

As mentioned last night, this is taken from cyclingnews.com The International Cycling Union (UCI) has announced the strict implementation of its equipment regulations in time trials as of July 1, 2009. ...

11. How to make your Time Trial bike conform to UCI regulations: Part 2 - My bikes
(Reviews/Bicycle Tech)

In part 2, I will reveal how my time trial bikes fare relative to the somewhat bizarre UCI bike regulations.   The Cougar Time Trial Bike This bike originated as my first (and actually, only) purpose ...

12. How to make your Time Trial bike conform to UCI regulations: Part 1 - interpreting the regulations
(Reviews/Bicycle Tech)

Introduction The UCI have what could quite charitably be described as a luddite approach to bicycle design.  Witness for example their responses to Graeme Obree's innovations, which ultimately culminated ...

13. Tips for entering and riding the Duo Normand
(Reviews/Training and Riding)

... that would be crazy) Rumour also has it that the Duo Normand will enforce the (exceedingly stupid) UCI 3:1 rule in 2009, for all categories Buy a programme on Saturday from one of the hordes of small children ...

14. Tubulars versus Clinchers
(Reviews/Bicycle Tech)

... in time trial performance comes about by reducing air resistance, principally by better positioning the rider's upper body. Is there a place for tubulars? Wheels with sprint rims are generally lighter ...