Woah, people think Vokler is clean? talk about Donkey to thoroughbred !

Our friend Mr. Phinney started out at Trek-Livestrong, and we know Lance's involvement - as well as the known doper Axel Merckx. Do we throw him under the bus as well?

Or everyone else just got a lot slower in the past few years.....

Who's riding clean? Well, I would guess:
Gilbert (God, I hope so)
Not Cancellara (Too much time on CSC for my liking)
Do recreational drugs (Boonen, probably Sagan) count?
Cavendish would surely weigh less if he was on something
I can't see Hushovd being clean. Just can't. Sprinters that can climb smell off to me. Chuck Degenkolb in there too. Oscar Freire can go in that basket too.
Matt Goss is clean IMHO, because he can't really climb, and to be honest, he's not a spectacular sprinter either. Kittel, Renshaw, Ciolek and those guys fit in there.
That list of riders that floated around after one of the grand tours with a suspicion level of doping (I'm assuming related to the bio-passport) was interesting. Didn't it put Cuddles on the same level as Armstrong - and Denis Menchov way way up there? Knowing what we know now - makes fascinating re-reading.
We reckon Rogers is going to get ditched by Sky (or vice versa), what about EBH? Talk about either the greatest natural talent in years, or...
That's my opinion anyway. And that's all it is.

Greg Strock: Really, the question should be “Why two years?” because it’s been two years since I realized what really took place … the cause of the end of my career. When my cycling career ended, I put my energies into going to school and then med school. It was in my second year of med school, in my pharmacology class, that I actually started studying the things that had been done to me and that’s when it hit me.

For the duration of my time on the team, I was told things were “vitamins” and “extract of cortisone,” things to help me recover and cleanse my system. Every single time I asked, “Is this legal? Is this safe?” because up until that point, I’d never even taken a multi-vitamin, I don’t think. I just kinda ate well, trained and went with it. So, when needles started to get involved I was leery. It was repetitively preached to me that it was safe, legal and these were vitamins. I mean how can you question vitamins? And I had no idea that there was no such thing as “extract of cortisone.”

VN: How old were you at the time?

GS: Seventeen. All of these events took place in 1990, so I went from being 17 at the beginning of the season to 18 in the middle of the year.

This.

Voeckler has been a consistent rider - in style and abilities - pretty much throughout his career. Recent years have shown the peloton slowing down. Voeckler doing better... yet it's still Tommy, training w/o a powermeter, rarely using a heart rate monitor, old school riding. Some people really hate his facial expressions or whatever, but he's a hell of a better rider than most people on this site and if anyone does get an opportunity to read the interviews (mostly in French, obviously) you'll find he's a really a genuine, stand up guy that has always fought against the omerta of the peloton.

This.

Voeckler has been a consistent rider - in style and abilities - pretty much throughout his career. Recent years have shown the peloton slowing down. Voeckler doing better... yet it's still Tommy, training w/o a powermeter, rarely using a heart rate monitor, old school riding. Some people really hate his facial expressions or whatever, but he's a hell of a better rider than most people on this site and if anyone does get an opportunity to read the interviews (mostly in French, obviously) you'll find he's a really a genuine, stand up guy that has always fought against the omerta of the peloton.

Contador i´m not sure... but he won both giro and vuelta clean

so, if i had to bet my life, i would say he <Contador> is clean.

Name a rider who you think has not doped. Just a name no chat. I will start off with Armstrong Joking

Lemond