What's up with the Euskaltels? And their bikes?
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Erik van Leeuwen said:
What's up with the Euskaltels? And their bikes?
Seems like Mayo's break is extremely rubbing.
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Ernst Noch said:
Erik van Leeuwen said:
What's up with the Euskaltels? And their bikes?
Seems like Mayo's break is extremely rubbing.
On the NZ commentary, some scathing remarks about the reliability of
Orbeas, considering that Mayo has broken two so far and the mechanic is
now pretending to fix the rear derailleur on the way up the cat 1 climb now. -
Erik van Leeuwen said:
What's up with the Euskaltels? And their bikes?
Who knows,Mayo had to have his rear derailleur adjusted when he changed
machines.
Do you mean *Basque* btw or are they riding bikes made by BASK??--
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Who knows,Mayo had to have his rear derailleur adjusted when he changed
machines.I think he was about to quit but his team director just pushed him on
another bike. Riding up to the finish must be a hell with all those
disappointed fans along the road.Quoted message said:
Do you mean *Basque* btw or are they riding bikes made by BASK??
I meant Basque (Bask in dutch). I believe the bikes are Orbea's. We won't
see many Orbea ads featuring the Euskaltel riders...Erik
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Erik van Leeuwen wrote in message
<[email hidden]>...Quoted message said:
What's up with the Euskaltels? And their bikes?
But they have the best jerseys in IMO. -
Erik van Leeuwen said:
Quoted message said:
Who knows,Mayo had to have his rear derailleur adjusted when he changed
machines.I think he was about to quit but his team director just pushed him on
another bike. Riding up to the finish must be a hell with all those
disappointed fans along the road.For Mayo??
I think they'll cheer all the more despite their disappointment.
Great crowds today.Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Do you mean *Basque* btw or are they riding bikes made by BASK??
I meant Basque (Bask in dutch). I believe the bikes are Orbea's. We won't
see many Orbea ads featuring the Euskaltel riders...;-)
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There was a test of carbon bike frames in a German magazine in January.
Despite being the lightest en the cheapest the Orbea was tested one of
worst.. I heard the only reason Euskatel is riding the bike is because is a
Basque manufacturer."Stewart Fleming" <[email hidden]> schreef in bericht
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Ernst Noch said:
Erik van Leeuwen said:
What's up with the Euskaltels? And their bikes?
Seems like Mayo's break is extremely rubbing.
On the NZ commentary, some scathing remarks about the reliability of
Orbeas, considering that Mayo has broken two so far and the mechanic is
now pretending to fix the rear derailleur on the way up the cat 1 climb
now.Quoted message said:
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in article [email hidden], Erik van Leeuwen at
[email hidden] wrote on 7/17/04 6:58 AM:Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Who knows,Mayo had to have his rear derailleur adjusted when he changed
machines.I think he was about to quit but his team director just pushed him on
another bike. Riding up to the finish must be a hell with all those
disappointed fans along the road.Quoted message said:
Do you mean *Basque* btw or are they riding bikes made by BASK??
I meant Basque (Bask in dutch). I believe the bikes are Orbea's. We won't
see many Orbea ads featuring the Euskaltel riders...Erik
....Or Jelly Belly.
Angel Edo could still be an effective spokesman, but he'll have to learn a
few other languages besides Portuguese first.-Sonarrat.
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Try reading the cyclingnews review or cycling prez.
The problem is not with the bikes. mayo is changing bikes based on
whether he is about to begin a big climb. He has a prototype Starship he
is using for that. He won the Dauphine with it. Otherwise he is using
the Orca all carbin frame.Erik van Leeuwen said:
What's up with the Euskaltels? And their bikes?
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Gary said:
Try reading the cyclingnews review or cycling prez.
The problem is not with the bikes. mayo is changing bikes based on
whether he is about to begin a big climb. He has a prototype Starship
he is using for that. He won the Dauphine with it. Otherwise he is
using the Orca all carbin frame.
Or maybe he's using the Orbea all carbOn frame. Spend less time with the
cycling press and more time with your schoolbooks.
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