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New Mavic wheels?
They look like 60mm ish, definetly not 80
They look like 60mm ish, definetly not 80
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Are those Birkenstock?
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Oh yeah.....that stoner is rocking those berks like its 1975
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prendrefeu wrote:ichobi wrote:Bouhani did some serious headbutting there.
Nothing new for sprinters though? Haven't all sprinters been head-butting at some point?
At least he didn't intentionally take people out like Cav did in the Tour de Swiss a while back.
haha oh that again.
What has IAM done this year that is worth noting? Cofidis has actually animated stage races in the past, but IAM has pretty much stunk this year.
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pastronef wrote:Eisel is not happy with Bouhanni
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Eisel needs to get over himself. The head-butt looked to be standard affair for sprinters & trains. Actually, didn't Eisel himself once comment on how the final moments of a sprint & train can be very combative for position? Or it might have been someone else.
Video of the moment below. Oh, look Bernie! No one crashed, no one's wheel was intentionally taken out. Looks a bit common place stuff.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... SpNI#t=80s
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ave wrote:>I had to go in the red to win the sprint
No shit! He has to go in the red to win, wow I didn't expect that.
Selective quoting - he was talking about how hard he had to work for positioning in the final stages, and saying that winning sprinters are the ones who can launch a sprint when they're already in the red (but what does he know, he can't win without a lead out train ).
Also, like Wiggo on a TT bike, Cav in a sprint is a one man seminar on the importance of aero body position on a bike.
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What rear wheel is that? And the cleat position - that's a bit far back, no?
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Fair play to Cav cuz that was a great sprint. He might be the fastest man on two wheels but he is the biggest jerk with legs. That post race interview after losing to Kittel was deplorable. Now on Sprint stages/classics I go ABC (Anyone But Cav).
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