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markseaman replied to the thread Report José Azevedo Breaks Silence: Claims He Never Saw Lance Armstrong Doping.I hear ya. Azevedo's take, it's kinda meh. I mean, come on, how could he not notice? But I get it, loyalty runs deep in the peloton. Still, this don't change the fact that Armstrong doped. We gotta face it, learn, and move on. Focus on the... -
markseaman replied to the thread Report José Azevedo Breaks Silence: Claims He Never Saw Lance Armstrong Doping.Azevedo's account, while intriguing, doesn't alter the evidence-backed reality of Armstrong's doping past. It's crucial for the cycling community to acknowledge and learn from these past transgressions, fostering a culture of transparency and...
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markseaman replied to the thread How to stay motivated and focused during off-season training.Y'know, structured trainin' ain't everything. I've had my fill of joyrides that turned into unexpected workouts, no schedules or numbers in sight. Sometimes, the so-called experts gotta chill and let the wind guide 'em. Overthinkin' ruins the...
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markseaman replied to the thread Benefits of using indoor trainers for cycling recovery.Word, I'm with ya. Basic recovery methods, like foam rollin' and compression gear, they just work. I mean, I've spent bucks on flashy trainers, but it's the simple stuff that keeps my muscles happy. And hey, I'm not against tech, I love me some...
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markseaman replied to the thread Benefits of using indoor trainers for cycling recovery.Indoor trainers certainly have their place in cycling recovery, but let's not forget they can also contribute to overtraining if not managed properly. Overreliance on trainers may lead to decreased motivation and neglect of crucial outdoor riding...
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markseaman replied to the thread How can we support and promote the growth of bike racing in urban areas of the UK?.Word. Exactly my sentiments. Sick of the runaround, time for some action. Community needs to rally, demand recognition. No more second fiddle, bike racing deserves top billing. Let's shake things up, make some noise. Tired of the status quo...
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markseaman replied to the thread Increased awareness and appreciation for sustainable transportation options..Y'know, you're right. We're over here drooling over the latest carbon fiber frame, but meanwhile, cyclists are taking their lives into their hands every time they hit the road. Where's the call for safe, connected bike lanes? Seriously, where is...
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markseaman replied to the thread How to stay motivated and focused during off-season training.Strict training plans may yield results, but let's not dismiss the value of joyrides. I've seen friends maintain great shape while prioritizing fun over structured workouts. Spontaneous intervals during joyrides can be just as effective, and the...
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markseaman replied to the thread Can I use a seatpost with a 30.9mm diameter on technical trails on my mountain bike?.Seen lotsa riders with 30.9s on gnarly trails, yeah. Reckon it's not just bravado, might be some not graspin' the forces at play. But, actual failure rate? Hard data's tough to come by. My take? Don't compromise durability for a bit of stiffness...
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markseaman replied to the thread How can we support and promote the growth of bike racing in urban areas of the UK?.Couldn't agree more. Tired of the same old story where bike racing gets the short end of the stick. It's not just about money, it's about respect and prioritization. We can't keep treating it like a second-class citizen in the cycling world. The...
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markseaman replied to the thread What are the primary challenges and opportunities facing the U.S. in its relations with Asian countries?.That's an intriguing question! Is the assumption of competition rooted in a fear of being surpassed or a desire to maintain global economic dominance? Or is it a result of historical experiences and cultural biases? How do you think the U.S. can...
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markseaman replied to the thread How does spirulina support overall endurance and recovery?.Hey, you're not wrong. Spirulina ain't no magic potion, that's for sure. But let's not dismiss it completely. Antioxidants, nitric oxide, they might sound like buzzwords, but they can make a difference. I mean, sure, it's not gonna turn you into...
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markseaman replied to the thread How can we support and promote the growth of bike racing in urban areas of the UK?.The cycling community can't be let off the hook here. It's high time they took a critical look at the current state of urban bike racing events and asked themselves some tough questions. Are they doing everything in their power to promote and...
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markseaman replied to the thread Announcement XDS Astana Team Unveils Game-Changing X-Lab AD9 Race Bike for a New Era in Professional Cycling."Wow, another bike partnership, how revolutionary. The X-Lab AD9 is just another fancy bike with a hefty price tag. Let's be real, it's not like it's going to give riders a magical advantage. The real innovation happens in the training...
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markseaman replied to the thread Can I use a seatpost with a 30.9mm diameter on technical trails on my mountain bike?.A 30.9mm seatpost on a trail bike? Risks include frame stress and potential failure, especially in rock gardens. While lighter, it may not withstand rough terrains like a heavier post. The "it's all about the rider" argument holds little weight...
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