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re:Indurain TT position In category Racing Written by ccsikyr For a big bloke Indurain looks very aerodnamic to me (not to mention having great style). I think he had a large frontal area - wide shoulders - which would have contributed to drag. He definely looks more aero than Armstrong (although Armstrong would have a narrower frontal area). Incidently I dont think Armstrong ever findished within 5 minutes of Indurain in a TdF time trial (generally he used
re:Book Review - Bob Roll In category Racing Written by rickZ I'm not associated with this book in any way. I was sent a copy to review and this is the review: The Tour de France Companion by Bob Roll Available from Workman Publishing Company http://www.workman.com $11 This is a paperback which is a preview of the 2004 Tour by Bob Roll. If you are an ardent Tour fan you probably already know most of the stuff that Bob goes into about the Tour except the r
re:I will win! In category Racing Written by mywayhome Hello folks'n fans on rbr! I'm glad to tell you that I will win this year's Tour da France! Why I am so certain? Well, let's have a look at my opponents, at least the two 'serious' (*giggle*) ones: 1. Ulrich has a very poor condition, after each race he is so tired he can't even talk a sentence to the media. This mutherfocking German bastard gives no intweviews. Incredible. He simply is not wor
tdf - great for local fans In category Racing Written by DeathAngel521 The Alpe d'Huez will be great for spectators watchng the riders going up all day long, but you'll have to get up early or camp overnight to get a spot on the road. btw, its pronounced "aalp d'ew eh" where the eh is sort of between a short e and short a in english. Stage 17 is a classic alpine stage for maillot à pois contenders, even though it doesn't have a gc-deciding mountain top finish. Pl
re:J'etouffe! Lance Armstrong Newsgroup! In category Racing Written by Zeeker The following is about an "event" with a local and Lance in France, and would know that Armstrong is not his orgional last name either. "Tout a coup, Estelle se mit a gigoter effroyablement, son cul se mit a danser devant le nez de Mariette dont les gloussements et les tours de cul devinrent aussi plus forts. Estelle lancait a droite et a gauche ses jambes gainees de soie noire et chaussees d
Merckx disappointed with Armstrong.......................... In category Racing Written by ccsikyr ""At the time, I reacted as a former rider," Merckx explained in an interview with La Dernière Heure." "He maintains, however, that Armstrong's performance in Liège was sub-par. "Tactically, Lance rode poorly. When your name is Armstrong and you're riding to win Liège-Bastogne-Liège, you should ride differently." "He also remains somewhat disappointed with the latest five-Tour winner's decis
Balls Enough To Do It, Lance? In category Racing Written by jlawhea "If Armstrong rode both the Giro d'Italia and then the Tour de France we'd see how good he really is, for better or worse," Simoni said after the Giro presentation in Milan Saturday. "He has said he wants to ride the Giro at least once during his career and this could be the right moment to do it," he added. "Next year the Giro finishes at the end of May and the hardest stages of the Tour de Fran
Verbruggen responds to Pound In category Racing Written by lsulimey331 From AFP, via Dopage - Verbruggen: l'AMA devrait être l'ONU de la lutte antidopage AFP | 05.03.04 | 18h06 Le président de l'Union cycliste internationale (UCI), Hein Verbruggen, a estimé vendredi que l'Agence mondiale antidopage (AMA) devrait être l'ONU (Organisation des Nations unies) de la lutte antidopage en critiquant une nouvelle fois son président, le Canadien Dick Pound. Hein Verbrugg
re:Beloki at La Boulangere! In category Racing Written by FLOUNDAH The Belokis Bros. at la Boulangere... how unexpected is that? Seems like Bernaudeau made good on last summers promise to get a big name for 2004! - Chris - http://www.customgetaways.com Sport Vacations (Multisport, Cycling, Marathons, etc...)
re:Euakaltel Payback In category Racing Written by balanbear I wonder if there is a little organized payback towards Euskaltel for failing to let Jan take 2nd on Luz Ardiden. Send Hamilton up the road and make them chase....
re:Ullrich - fat as ever In category Racing Written by securiteaze I don't know how good this report is, but according to a fan who was actually on course at the Circuit de la Sarthe-Pays de la Loire, Jan is as beefy as ever he was and was doing under 10 klicks on some of the small Sarthian hills.
re:Lament............. In category Racing Written by rzuasti There's a very pertinent futuristic article in Cycling For All at http://www.cycling4all.com reporting on the cycling scene for roadies in 2014. And it is all the more pertinent for myself personally since I intend to spend whatever scant years I have left before the Reaper cuts me down on the road riding UFOLEP and Masters type events in France, Belgium and Italy and I was wondering how long it
Anyone going to the Champs Elysees on Sunday? In category Racing Written by Faun ...and more importantly, does anyone have tips on getting a good spot? I was at a party on the Champs (as we call them in France) in 1992 and must say I didn't get to see much, Robert, I think you're 8th floor appartment is going to come in handy 
re:Is Armstrong Bluffing? In category Racing Written by dunbar Five times Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong finished back in 15th, 2:13 adrift. I'll bet JB says: 1. Armstrong isn't there to win. 2. He was the good team rider for Eki who was up the road. Did anyone see this on tv or live in France?
re:Psychoanalysis of Pantani (In French) In category Racing Written by ChiBiMiJi A somewhat bizarre "Point of View" article that appeared in Le Monde http://www.lemonde.fr/web/recherche_articleweb/1,13-0,36-353719,0.html?query=pantani&query2=&booleen=et&num_page=1&auteur=&dans=dansarticle&periode=30&ordre=pertinence&G_NBARCHIVES=810245&nbpages=1&artparpage=10&nb_art=6 POINT DE VUE Le corps homo-sexué de Pantani, par Claire Carrier
Who's The Canadian EPO User? In category Racing Written by boo_the_hamster Canadian doctor admits to EPO prescriptions Canadian doctor Maurice Duquette has entered a guilty plea to charges that he inappropriately prescribed EPO to a 'world class cyclist from Québec'. The prescriptions were given during the period 1998-2001 and the Dr. Duquette faces a possible four month suspension of his license and could be prevented from prescribing EPO to anyone involved in sports.
Calculation of Allround (Combined) standings in la Vuelta In category Racing Written by Brian E Young Does anybody know the formula that is used to calculate the points that give the standings in the Allround (Combination) competition in la Vuelta. Alejandro Valverde [who also currently leads the points (sprinting) competition, and is in line for a 3rd place finish on the Podium], is given as the leader of this competition. I assume that it is tied to consistently finishing highly in the stages.
re:Why watch TDF in person (really long) In category Racing Written by mybenito I'll have to disagree; there's very little to compare to the thrill of being on a steep mountain climb and watching the shattered peloton come through. You are *so* close to the action that you become almost a part of it (especially if you're flinging a handbag around), and the drama unfolds in front of you over a significant period of time, not fleeting seconds. True, you've got to get to your
re:Shet ma mouth and call me Fred, I wannit! In category Racing Written by Niro Julian Dean exhibits the latest in TT gear on CN...
re:Paris-Nice Stage 1 results In category Racing Written by rollin 1 Jorg Jaksche (Ger) CSC 17.19 2 David Rebellin (Ita) Gerolsteiner 0.04 3 Erik Dekker (Ned) Rabobank 4 David Millar (GBr) Cofidis 0.13 5 Alberto Contador (Spa) Liberty Seguros 6 Alex Zülle (Swi) Phonak 0.14 7 Bobby Julich (USA) CSC 0.16 8 Grischa Niermann (Ger) Rabobank 0.22 9 Jens Voigt (Ger) CSC 10 Laurent B
re:ok to eat junk food? In category Tech issues Written by spooky muffin say you ride, oh, 26 miles a day. according to some calculations, that would be roughly 1300 calories needed just to power the bike. is it ok to eat what would normally be considered junk food, to get these calories? assume the daily requirements of vitamins, proteins, minerals, etc are met by other, decent food. and assume you don;t want or need to lose any weight. i mean, don;t the muscles r
User Review: LA Free Sport Electric-Assist Bike In category Tech issues Written by Peat Last Spring I came here asking for opinions on getting an electric hybrid bicycle to overcome my bad knee and chronic fatigue. The opinions were pretty generally negative, with most people saying that with all that weight it just made more sense to get a good road bike. The manufacturer, on the other hand, makes it sound as if the bike will take you up any hill, and is great for commuting. Because Over 20 Products tagged with "de la"People around the world have found inspiration in the story of Lance Armstrong--a world-class athlet... This revised, updated, expanded fifth edition is indispensable-with all the latest models, parts, an... Now in its fourteenth year and featuring 16 months of Harley-Davidson motorcycles! Our best-selling ... Lennard Zinn is a cycling god. Zinn and the Art of Mountain Bike Maintenance is revered as a bible... New on audio from Stephen King...an unabridged novella"as artful as anything he has ever written." (... Lennard Zinn explains that it doesn't take special skills to learn how to care for one's bike, only ... This comprehensive collection presents the most fascinating examples of airplanes and spacecraft¿in... A guide for families and outdoor adventurers alike, the new and completely revised 2007 Trailblazer... When Duck gets the zany idea to ride a bike one day, each animal on the farm has a reaction. "M-o-o... The latest edition of the Sprout's top-selling guide is packed with new and updated activities, doze... Cycling is one of the most popular and fastest growing activities in the nation-today more than 56 m... In Vietnam the motorbike is the main mode of transport, not only for people but for every imaginable... "This is a boy whose name is Mike. This is Mike's pride and joy—his bike…" So begins the... This long-running calendar features thirteen stunning green-and-gold John Deere tractors. Featured i... Master the techniques of America's greatest rider.* Glide over rocks, logs, and ledges* Attack steep... Increase your speed, control, and versatility on the bike. Mastering Mountain Bike Skills provides ... If road riding is the arrogant godfather of the cycling world, mountain biking is the fun-loving, bl... An American icon for more than a hundred years, Union Pacific Railroad opens its archives for the fi... At first glance, you may think that Nealy isn't serious about teaching riding skills. The hand-print... Complete step-by-step guide, from simple repairs to major overhauls. Mountain bikes endure a great... |
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