not that I'm looking at them or anything
http://grahamwatson.com/gw/imagedocs.nsf/PhotosTest/07roubaix-009000
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not that I'm looking at them or anything
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Surprisingly, I can't find any mention of cramping in any of the cyclingnews
reports. I would have expected it to be a major factor. Was it mentioned
anywhere else?
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pes |pÄ“s; pÄs| noun ( pl. pedes |ˈpÄ“dÄ“z; ˈpedÄ“z|) technical the human
foot, or the corresponding terminal segment of the hind limb of a
vertebrate animal. ORIGIN mid 19th cent.: from Latin, ‘foot.’
I'm confused.
Joseph
Carl Sundquist schrieb:
Quoted message said:Surprisingly, I can't find any mention of cramping in any of the
cyclingnews reports. I would have expected it to be a major factor. Was
it mentioned anywhere else?
Judging from how Boonen's shorts looked in the last race hour, he must
have had sphincter cramps. Reminded me of how somebody told of riding in
Ullrichs wheel on a mountain stage when Jan had a bad case of diarrhea,
who was that again?
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pes |p?s; p?s| noun ( pl. pedes |?p?d?z; ?ped?z|) technical the human
foot, or the corresponding terminal segment of the hind limb of a
vertebrate animal. ORIGIN mid 19th cent.: from Latin, 'foot.'I'm confused.
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Quoted message said:Carl Sundquist schrieb:
Quoted message said:Surprisingly, I can't find any mention of cramping in any of the
cyclingnews reports. I would have expected it to be a major factor. Was
it mentioned anywhere else?
Judging from how Boonen's shorts looked in the last race hour, he must
have had sphincter cramps. Reminded me of how somebody told of riding in
Ullrichs wheel on a mountain stage when Jan had a bad case of diarrhea,
who was that again?
We had an expro who signed on one time and was talking about how in 1990
LeMond got diarhea really bad and had to ride for a couple of days in really
bad shape. He said that his team would surround him so that the press
couldn't get any pictures of him riding with the [censored] running down his legs.
I can't even imagine the courage that takes for everyone involved not to
mention Greg himself.
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