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im surprised on how many pro tour level dudes are from luxembourg . I mean smallest country, and sending (what it seems) like a decent amount of dudes to world tour! I heard the tid bit from commentry on how there is a one on ag2r. I could be wrong in this observation though.
is there a list of world tour nationalities? im curious to see what the ratio of pro riders : country population is
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and this bike hits me right in the feelz
is there a list of world tour nationalities? im curious to see what the ratio of pro riders : country population is
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and this bike hits me right in the feelz
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- HammerTime2
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Do you criticise guys who write a book professing their innocence and soliciting donations to their legal defense fund, and then admit their guilt (become open about their doping) only to get back at someone who wouldn't hire them?maquisard wrote:I don't criticise guys who are open about there doping like Landis, I don't praise dopers like Pantani in films, I don't buddy up to Vino on TV...
I am not Mr Lemond.
HammerTime2 wrote:Do you criticise guys who write a book professing their innocence and soliciting donations to their legal defense fund, and then admit their guilt (become open about their doping) only to get back at someone who wouldn't hire them?maquisard wrote:I don't criticise guys who are open about there doping like Landis, I don't praise dopers like Pantani in films, I don't buddy up to Vino on TV...
I am not Mr Lemond.
The modus operandi is for Mr X to criticise those that claim their innocence and those who protest that they are clean.
The mother of the imbecile is always pregnant and all
He is, I believe, a former Lance fanatic. I guess he feels let down and is ill prepared to look beyond the past. Yet Mr X does seem somewhat selective in those he seeks to question.
D'oh! Should have worn my aero helmet.
- stella-azzurra
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Check this out Heinrich Haussler coming in 2nd on a TDF stage.
I never took drugs to improve my performance at any time. I will be willing to stick my finger into a polygraph test if anyone with big media pull wants to take issue. If you buy a signed poster now it will not be tarnished later. --Graeme Obree
- SolidSnake03
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ahead of Sagan no less....
Looks like I made a new 90 Proof friend
So, six sprint stages down and three won by other people. Kittel is leaving a lot of 'crumbs'. Is he simply too big this year to stay fresh for three weeks, or will he come good again?
Assuming he's still tired after the pyrenees I'm starting to get a feeling about Sagan and the Champs Elysees. Any takers for him to finally win one on the biggest stage of all?
Assuming he's still tired after the pyrenees I'm starting to get a feeling about Sagan and the Champs Elysees. Any takers for him to finally win one on the biggest stage of all?
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I definitely think that Sagan will have a really good shot at the Champs. If for no other reason than he's just been shafted at every chance so far
I like how before the Tour everyone was talking about how Kittel would dominate just like Cav had in the past. Kittel isn't Cav and while a top sprinter, I don't know if he will ever match some of Cav's hauls
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