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Maybe he's got some psychological issues....
Obviously you have to always back yourself and go thru with it, but there's obviously something pressing going on..
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KWalker wrote:chill out perv dogs, homegirl is still only 17.
Farrar cannot sprint with the best anymore and does not look like a classics winner and cannot climb. Sprinting was always is thing and if he cannot get back his best form then it's game over.
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Why do pro teams use campy pads when they're not sponsored by them (in sram brakes for instance)? The recent cyclingnews giro tech gallery had a few of those pictures.
Its that Shimano stuff they can get for free.
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btompkins0112 wrote:
It has the H2 geo......one step racier than a hybrid bike
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If it's affecting him badly enough that he can't concentrate enough while in a group without causing a pile up after three years, then he needs to pull out of the sport and get therapy.
I can easily understand him being upset by it still, any maybe for the rest of his life. I don't doubt that. A Shleck style loss of drive and motivation, sure. I can understand if it would make him nervous of fast descents or pushing at the edge of control. But yesterday's accident? Same old typical numptiness from Farrar as far as I see it.
Even without his mistakes and crashes, I still can't fathom how he has his job. Dodgy photos of Vaughters is the best I can come up with.
I can easily understand him being upset by it still, any maybe for the rest of his life. I don't doubt that. A Shleck style loss of drive and motivation, sure. I can understand if it would make him nervous of fast descents or pushing at the edge of control. But yesterday's accident? Same old typical numptiness from Farrar as far as I see it.
Even without his mistakes and crashes, I still can't fathom how he has his job. Dodgy photos of Vaughters is the best I can come up with.
Ian Boswell's Tour of California data
Commenters on Michael Hutchinson's twitter suggests that Boswell's got a very strong right leg
Commenters on Michael Hutchinson's twitter suggests that Boswell's got a very strong right leg
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I heard on local radio EBH and GT are possibilities....not sure if it's just speculation but apparently GTs contract expires this year?
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KWalker wrote:chill out perv dogs, homegirl is still only 17.
jo.k wrote:Ian Boswell's Tour of California data
Commenters on Michael Hutchinson's twitter suggests that Boswell's got a very strong right leg
Sounds like they were trying to make fun of Stages power meters. Unfortunately they failed as Stages is mounted on the left leg side, non drive side It's kind of funny to listen and hear how clueless they can be when it comes to gear!
sounds like you don't get that they were trying to say the relatively low numbers for someone at the head of the race are due to his left leg (the one the power is measured from) not being as strong as his right so the actual numbers may be higher.
Agreed about the Kermesse. I had a friend go race in Belgium last year and did a couple Kermesses - he said they were intense. And the Americans weren't exactly welcomed with open arms.
Farrar doesn't look like a great bike handler from my couch... but watching Cav (try to) ride in a straight line also doesn't make me warm and fuzzy. His regular form looks like Jens on the rivet. We shouldn't even get started on Bouhanni... that guy is dangerous. They keep saying how he used to be a fighter. In a lot of his sprints - it appears to me he still doesn't mind hitting people along the way. But it looks like 3rd best sprinter in the Giro will be good enough for the points classification this year!
It seems I read somewhere that GT is already entertaining offers elsewhere. OGE might not be a bad place for him - at least he's got friends there, right?
Farrar doesn't look like a great bike handler from my couch... but watching Cav (try to) ride in a straight line also doesn't make me warm and fuzzy. His regular form looks like Jens on the rivet. We shouldn't even get started on Bouhanni... that guy is dangerous. They keep saying how he used to be a fighter. In a lot of his sprints - it appears to me he still doesn't mind hitting people along the way. But it looks like 3rd best sprinter in the Giro will be good enough for the points classification this year!
It seems I read somewhere that GT is already entertaining offers elsewhere. OGE might not be a bad place for him - at least he's got friends there, right?
brearley wrote:sounds like you don't get that they were trying to say the relatively low numbers for someone at the head of the race are due to his left leg (the one the power is measured from) not being as strong as his right so the actual numbers may be higher.
Maybe I'll go back to Stages so I can use this excuse as well
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