ColinJ
Puzzle game procrastinator!
- Location
- Todmorden - Yorks/Lancs border
In case you don't believe me...That's something that's worth repeating in the 'odd factoids' thread!
In case you don't believe me...That's something that's worth repeating in the 'odd factoids' thread!
Quite a claim to fame I suppose I hope he feels better than me!I don't think @annedonnelly was riding in Ghent, I get the impression she rides more for leisure...
In case you don't believe me...
I think Cav will carry on racing because of his love for cycling and honouring his contract but don't expect miracles.
breaking a couple of ribs or a collarbone, even an arm is pretty easy to recover from in cycling, breaking a Femur (largest bone in the body) not so easy. The way they 'fix' one is pretty extreme and involves drilling out the inside of the bone and hammering an intramedullary 'nail' which is then fixed in place with 2 or 3 big bolts.I have a lot of respect for Cav and wish him well and a fast recovery but I fear he will never be the Cavendish of years gone by. There are too many young lions out there and his age is against him now.
Froome is another example. After his accident , he never recovered his form fully despite hard training and perseverance.
You can't fight advancing time , no matter who you are.
Past champions like Anquetil, Mercks, Hinault acknowledged that at the right time.
I think Cav will carry on racing because of his love for cycling and honouring his contract but don't expect miracles.
breaking a couple of ribs or a collarbone, even an arm is pretty easy to recover from in cycling, breaking a Femur (largest bone in the body) not so easy. The way they 'fix' one is pretty extreme and involves drilling out the inside of the bone and hammering an intramedullary 'nail' which is then fixed in place with 2 or 3 big bolts.
View: https://youtu.be/RfiFAQLxB7I
True. Froome's injury was a probable career-ending injury at any age, one he has done incredibly well to return from.breaking a couple of ribs or a collarbone, even an arm is pretty easy to recover from in cycling, breaking a Femur (largest bone in the body) not so easy. The way they 'fix' one is pretty extreme and involves drilling out the inside of the bone and hammering an intramedullary 'nail' which is then fixed in place with 2 or 3 big bolts.
I think Cav will carry on racing because of his love for cycling and honouring his contract but don't expect miracles.
breaking a couple of ribs or a collarbone, even an arm is pretty easy to recover from in cycling, breaking a Femur (largest bone in the body) not so easy. The way they 'fix' one is pretty extreme and involves drilling out the inside of the bone and hammering an intramedullary 'nail' which is then fixed in place with 2 or 3 big bolts.
View: https://youtu.be/RfiFAQLxB7I
How did you manage to avoid falling while they were doing it? I would have found it really distracting!Ooh they did that to me when I was skiing!!!
How did you manage to avoid falling while they were doing it? I would have found it really distracting!