Language is funny.... Giro (the company) is, I believe, named after the Giro d' Italia. Giro has a bunch of definitions in Italian: Circle (so a circle around italy), lap (still makes sense), tour (so Tour of Italy as opposed to Tour of France), Walk (as in stroll... less relevant to cyclists), and the one that I like revolution. I drive and Italian car so my tach is measured in Giri x 1000.
Language is funny.... Giro (the company) is, I believe, named after the Giro d' Italia. Giro has a bunch of definitions in Italian: Circle (so a circle around italy), lap (still makes sense), tour (so Tour of Italy as opposed to Tour of France), Walk (as in stroll... less relevant to cyclists), and the one that I like revolution.
I drive and Italian car so my tach is measured in Giri x 1000.
@@smithandshortdogs that’s really interesting. I get into trouble just trying to pronounce Bianchi!
i9's 🔥🔥
@@harveyjones1 yeah, ridden loads of i9 hubs now and I’ve yet to have a bad one