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- 21 November 2006
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- MagillaGorilla
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http://www.velonews.com/race/int/articles/11233.0.html
"I stopped my career feeling bitter. I was passed by cyclists who didn't
feel their legs turn in the races, who left me far behind."
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I thought LeMond got slower because of his "blood disease?" Now he
seems to be implying that it was because other riders were taking EPO.
Which is it, Greg?
Magilla
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MagillaGorilla said:http://www.velonews.com/race/int/articles/11233.0.html
"I stopped my career feeling bitter. I was passed by cyclists who didn't
feel their legs turn in the races, who left me far behind."
---------
I thought LeMond got slower because of his "blood disease?" Now he
seems to be implying that it was because other riders were taking EPO.
Which is it, Greg?
Magilla
Lemond is a cry baby, he stopped because the drugs didn't work for him
anymore, he was burnt out.
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