Stephen C
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I quite enjoyed this article: http://www.cyclingweekly.co.uk/news/latest-news/five-best-bike-throws-117606
Tirreno-Adriatico!!!
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thom
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Sagan takes the uphill sprint
RecordAceFromNew
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In Portugal last year? Well, the bike just sort of drifted across the road and parked itself neatly against some rocks. Not the same as smashing it down onto the road from above head height.
Or was there another occasion? My memory's not what it was.
In 2012, Tdf
and at another occasion probably in 2009
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Monsieur Remings
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I'll have a word with him. There's a place in the midlands that repair carbon fibre...he might even get it back in time for the tour.
smutchin
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Well, he's a dirty steak-gobbling nobber, but you've got to admire his panache.
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Monsieur Remings
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What a great day today...fair play to Bertram, played it well but it makes me wonder how well Kreuziger could have done if he'd attacked when it suited his own intentions..? It appears he's still playing second-fiddle but I think together they're going to do some damage this season.
Kwiatkowski is one cool cat - very level-headed for his age but I think he might get pipped...? And that corner Mondory took...it was never going to happen. All in all, very exciting and a great shot of Brad alongside the Columbian at the foot of the last climb. But do Movistar have the strength in depth?
Kwiatkowski is one cool cat - very level-headed for his age but I think he might get pipped...? And that corner Mondory took...it was never going to happen. All in all, very exciting and a great shot of Brad alongside the Columbian at the foot of the last climb. But do Movistar have the strength in depth?
Flying_Monkey
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thom
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I saw someone tweeting yesterday that the only cycle race out of all stages of tours and single day events, that took longer to complete last year, was the World Championships…
As such I think that seems rather over the top for an earlyish season stage race - had the weather been bad like this time last year, 6 hours 39 would have been over 7 hours and an lot of attrition.
Still, for all the quick guys lining up for MSR next week, I suspect they'll feel they're nearly ready.
As such I think that seems rather over the top for an earlyish season stage race - had the weather been bad like this time last year, 6 hours 39 would have been over 7 hours and an lot of attrition.
Still, for all the quick guys lining up for MSR next week, I suspect they'll feel they're nearly ready.
rowdin
Terence david
Richie Porte has been forced to abandon Tirreno-Adriatico ahead of stage five due to illness.
Read more at http://www.teamsky.com/article/0,27290,30283_9216770,00.html#4XjloegP89Ufu3eV.99
Read more at http://www.teamsky.com/article/0,27290,30283_9216770,00.html#4XjloegP89Ufu3eV.99
tug benson
Survived the Tour O the borders 2013
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Looks painful
thom
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Wow
Contador romps away again
Contador romps away again
Mr Haematocrit
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Or he has a new butcher
Seriously though I really enjoy watching Bertie he rides with flair and passion, it is simply so much more entertaining that watching Sky ride tempo all day.
Pro Tour Punditry
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He's still a cheat, no matter how much flair and passion he shows.
