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  1. Labbé retires

    American rider Kenneth Labbé, who has spent the last four years as a
    US-based domestique for the US Postal service team, has announced he
    is retiring from pro cycling. Labbé was a US Postal Service employee
    when he was recruited to the team in 2001 and is returning to his
    off-bike career after four years racing for USPS rather than
    delivering mail.

    A Chicago resident, Labbé says he may continue to race on the track at
    Kenosha and Northbrook Velodromes.

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    Labbé retires
    American rider Kenneth Labbé, who has spent the last four years as a
    US-based domestique for the US Postal service team, has announced he
    is retiring from pro cycling. Labbé was a US Postal Service employee
    when he was recruited to the team in 2001 and is returning to his
    off-bike career after four years racing for USPS rather than
    delivering mail.
    A Chicago resident, Labbé says he may continue to race on the track at
    Kenosha and Northbrook Velodromes.

    Kenny, at the 2001 SFGP:

    http://www.kenpapai.com/racing/sf2001/lap3_5634.jpg

    I guess it's back to US Postal for him fulltime now?

    -kjp

  3. Labbe is Crit Pro.
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    Quoted message said:

    Labbé retires

    American rider Kenneth Labbé, who has spent the last four years as a
    US-based domestique for the US Postal service team, has announced he
    is retiring from pro cycling. Labbé was a US Postal Service employee
    when he was recruited to the team in 2001 and is returning to his
    off-bike career after four years racing for USPS rather than
    delivering mail.

    A Chicago resident, Labbé says he may continue to race on the track at
    Kenosha and Northbrook Velodromes.

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