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  1. With so many Australian cyclists testing positive for drugs and naming others, then getting all sorts of legal moves going, why doesn't the AIS pull the whole lot out of the olympics?
    There has not been a decent rider in the aussie road team for years that isn't a doper anyway. Just that some of them are yet to be caught.
    The day they do get a half decent rider there will be so many legal challenges to any race he may want to go in that most likely he will never get to go anyhow.
    There is just no sportsmanship in Aussie cycling any more and that is the saddest thing about the whole issue.
    Ro

  2. Ro,

    I reckon Stuie O'Grady might just disagree with you with this lil pearl
    of wisdom.

    Cheers

    Ro said:


    With so many Australian cyclists testing positive for drugs and naming others, then getting all sorts of legal moves going, why doesn't the AIS pull the whole lot out of the olympics?
    There has not been a decent rider in the aussie road team for years that isn't a doper anyway. Just that some of them are yet to be caught.
    The day they do get a half decent rider there will be so many legal challenges to any race he may want to go in that most likely he will never get to go anyhow.
    There is just no sportsmanship in Aussie cycling any more and that is the saddest thing about the whole issue.
    Ro

  3. Nah, I don't believe it.
    Heaps of good riders about. Seems that if you say someone takes drugs then it's true.
    Cycling is just like any other sport, same ratio of druggies shootin' up all sorts of stuff from vitamins to black market stuff.

  4. Ro said:

    With so many Australian cyclists testing positive for drugs and naming others, then getting all sorts of legal moves going, why doesn't the AIS pull the whole lot out of the olympics?
    There has not been a decent rider in the aussie road team for years that isn't a doper anyway. Just that some of them are yet to be caught.
    The day they do get a half decent rider there will be so many legal challenges to any race he may want to go in that most likely he will never get to go anyhow.
    There is just no sportsmanship in Aussie cycling any more and that is the saddest thing about the whole issue.
    Ro

    Do you know any of the really good guys personally? Ever trained with them? Ever raced against them? 20 bucks says no to all three of those.

    I might be mistaken but wasnt the last Australian rider to test positive Robert Wilson in 2003? Dajka and French haven't actually tested positive yet. The ampoules of Testicomp found in French's room contained roughly 10^-12 ml of growth hormone, less than is produced by the body naturally each day.

    If there has not been a decent rider in the aussie road team for years that isn't a doper imagine what else is floating around in the rest of the world.There are cheats, no question about it, but give everyone else a bit courtesy by taking your blinkers off and giving them a fair go. Its people with blind opinions like yours that are dragging our sport down.

    My 2 cents but have a think about it.

  5. "Ro" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    With so many Australian cyclists testing positive for drugs and naming others, then getting all sorts of legal moves going, why doesn't the AIS pull the whole lot out of the olympics?
    There has not been a decent rider in the aussie road team for years that isn't a doper anyway. Just that some of them are yet to be caught.
    The day they do get a half decent rider there will be so many legal challenges to any race he may want to go in that most likely he will never get to go anyhow.
    There is just no sportsmanship in Aussie cycling any more and that is the saddest thing about the whole issue.
    Ro

    which riders tested positive ? did I miss something ?

  6. rayner said:

    I might be mistaken but wasnt the last Australian rider to test positive Robert Wilson in 2003? Dajka and French haven't actually tested positive yet. The ampoules of Testicomp found in French's room contained roughly 10^-12 ml of growth hormone, less than is produced by the body naturally each day.

    I think you mean cortico-steroid, not growth hormone... testicomp didn't have growth hormone in it I thought. Amen to everything else you've said though. Anyone else heard the rumour about ASDA testing in Shep up north in Victoria last weekend??

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