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Granfondo said:
Leithen said:
Granfondo said:
Great breakaway ride by Niballi to win the last monument of the year.
That boy knows how to get down a hill. JuniorD said:
Used to have a lot of respect for Nibbles, and suppose I still do for his descending, but the Vuelta cheating was a step too far.
A bit harsh, he's a hugely skilled rider and I respect him for that. The Vuelta thing I agree was just plain silly - his team are part responsible for that too.His credentials are superb with all three grand tours wins.
malks222 said:
dunno if anyone is even interested, but lance armstrong was on the 'joe rogan experience' podcasts (on itunes), dunno what they talk about, but I doubt rogan will avoid the obvious questions. I'm off to have a listen just now.
I listened to it this morning on my drive into work, it's not going to change anyone's mind but you do get more of a sense of the man, Joe Rogan's podcasts usually run over 3 hours, this one was about 2 and you do get the sense that Lance came to say what he wanted to and get out.Jesus. Not good. Swift healing to all. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cycling/35392379
It looks as though mechanical doping actually exists
http://www.cyclingweekly.co.uk/news/latest-news/mo...
http://www.cyclingweekly.co.uk/news/latest-news/mo...
Rouleur said:
It looks as though mechanical doping actually exists
http://www.cyclingweekly.co.uk/news/latest-news/mo...
Not a new issue, but the first time I see it has been found.http://www.cyclingweekly.co.uk/news/latest-news/mo...
There were talks about this sort of thing years ago. I think Cancellara was on the receiving end of some accusations.
Obviously guilty. Though if the story about being lent the bike is true she may have a reasonable case.
Question is really how much assistance are we talking? There's a shop near Sigma Sport that sells Scott E Bikes and they all look a bit wieldy. The batteries are a decent size as are the motors aren't exactly small either
So anything that could be hidden in a regular size frame tube is probably not going to offer anything like the power of the bike above. Is a 5% energy saving likely? Is that actually enough to make a difference?
Question is really how much assistance are we talking? There's a shop near Sigma Sport that sells Scott E Bikes and they all look a bit wieldy. The batteries are a decent size as are the motors aren't exactly small either
So anything that could be hidden in a regular size frame tube is probably not going to offer anything like the power of the bike above. Is a 5% energy saving likely? Is that actually enough to make a difference?
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