I take diuretics but I neither race nor have a TUEs. Will I get a ban too?Amateur cyclist who has never raced banned from doing something he has never done.
http://www.stickybottle.com/latest-...ho-never-raced-gets-doping-ban-of-four-years/
That'll send out a clear message about "significant threat" to clean sport and public health...
If you've got a BC race membership, possibly. I think this was one of the reasons BC started offering "ride" membership too, wasn't it?I take diuretics but I neither race nor have a TUEs. Will I get a ban too?
I'd advocate that for other reasons (including that introduction of "ride" membership doesn't appear to have been accompanied by doing much else to reduce discrimination against disabled people, or as one of their leading lights allegedly called them "wobblies and gimps"), but you could just downgrade from "race" to "ride" if you don't race.Perhaps we all need to give up our BC memberships?
I dinnae even ride anymore.I'd advocate that for other reasons (including that introduction of "ride" membership doesn't appear to have been accompanied by doing much else to reduce discrimination against disabled people, or as one of their leading lights allegedly called them "wobblies and gimps"), but you could just downgrade from "race" to "ride" if you don't race.
So it was.So this was the story I linked to in post #1332...
I dinnae even ride anymore.
Only when Murder She Wrote is on.You don't even watch any more.
Well, yes, but I do wonder how many people pay for race membership without thinking that their prescription meds mean they're doping in a strict sense, never mind illegal imports.Easy to say "nah nah" to BC but we should probably be pleased that they are carrying out their responsibilities correctly. I'm sure most people would prefer a race member got suspended even if they say they don't race than get beaten in competition by an undetected and unsanctioned cheat.