Mic Williams of Williams Racing Products talks Trinity Gravity, prototype 6- & 12-speed cassette-based gearboxes, steering dampers & more
Mic Williams is one-third of Trinity MTB, a relatively new mountain bike manufacturer that has garnered much attention over the last year or so following the launch of its debut frame; the Trinity Gravity. While Mic is an integral part of the Australian outfit, bringing highly-innovative drivetrain solutions to the table, he is also the founder of Williams Racing Products .
And, as you might imagine, Mic’s roles within Trinity MTB and WRP very much go hand-in-hand, with Mic contributing ideas and engineering-based solutions to the current Trinity mountain bikes. From a design perspective, the first thing that stood out to me was the VHP platform and combining that with an i-Track idler design. That was a very new idea that Chase had brought to the table, and it provided a kinematic and certain coefficients that instantly had me hooked on the project.Editor’s Note: See above how the idler pulley moves in relation to the bottom bracket and rear axle as the linkage articulates.
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