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  1. enquirer.comloc radel cyclists zeal.html

    (Unfortunately, I happen to know Cliff Radel personally... although it's an interesting article,
    Radel's a [censored]!)

  2. Wed, 06 Aug 2003 03:22:05 +0000, <[email hidden]>, Garrison Hilliard

    Quoted message said:

    enquirer.comloc radel cyclists zeal.html

    (Unfortunately, I happen to know Cliff Radel personally... although it's an interesting article,
    Radel's a [censored]!)

    He's also an idiot

    "They'll take turns carrying a flag depicting the eagle-bedecked blue jersey of the United States
    Postal Service Pro Cycling Team, starring two-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong." ^^^^^^^^
    --
    zk

  3. In article said:

    Wed, 06 Aug 2003 03:22:05 +0000, <[email hidden]>, Garrison Hilliard

    Quoted message said:

    enquirer.comloc radel cyclists zeal.html

    (Unfortunately, I happen to know Cliff Radel personally... although it's an interesting article,
    Radel's a [censored]!)

    He's also an idiot

    "They'll take turns carrying a flag depicting the eagle-bedecked blue jersey of the United States
    Postal Service Pro Cycling Team, starring two-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong."
    ^^^^^^^^

    Article written: Friday, July 06, 2001

  4. Zoot Katz wrote in message <[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Garrison Hilliard said:

    (Unfortunately, I happen to know Cliff Radel personally... although it's an interesting article,
    Radel's a [censored]!)

    He's also an idiot

    two-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong." ^^^^^^^^

    Well, Lance really only won two tours honestly.

    Look at stage 5 of this year's tour, Lance could only produce a 53rd finish.

    Guys like Petacchi, Cooke, McEwen, and Vainsteins outsprinted him with no trouble. If Lance ever
    wants to become more than just a one trick pony he's going to have to make the effort and spend the
    offseason working on his sprinting power.

    And what the heck happened at the stage 3 finish in Saint-Dizier? Lance let guys like Casero and
    Lüttenberger cross the line in front of him, if Lance is honest with himself then he must admit this
    season has been a total wash out so far.

    I'll tell you something, I would never have let Rene Haselbacher get across the line in front of me
    like Lance did at the finish in Sedan.

  5. Zoot Katz said:

    He's also an idiot

    "They'll take turns carrying a flag depicting the eagle-bedecked blue jersey of the United States
    Postal Service Pro Cycling Team, starring two-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong."
    ^^^^^^^^

    You didn't notice the date at the top of the article did you?

    Friday, July 06, 2001

    At that point, Lance had only won two tours and was just about to start working on his third.

    --Bill Davidson
    --
    Please remove ".nospam" from my address for email replies.

    I'm a 17 year veteran of usenet -- you'd think I'd be over it by now

  6. Fabrizio Mazzoleni said:

    I'll tell you something, I would never have let Rene Haselbacher get across the line in front of
    me like Lance did at the finish in Sedan.

    ...if you were involved in such a mythical sprint, you mean? :-)

    Preston

  7. "Fabrizio Mazzoleni" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    :"]news:[email hidden]:

    <snip>

    Quoted message said:

    Well, Lance really only won two tours honestly.

    Look at stage 5 of this year's tour, Lance could only produce a 53rd finish.

    Guys like Petacchi, Cooke, McEwen, and Vainsteins outsprinted him with no trouble. If Lance ever
    wants to become more than just a one trick pony he's going to have to make the effort and spend
    the offseason working on his sprinting power.

    And what the heck happened at the stage 3 finish in Saint-Dizier? Lance let guys like Casero and
    Lüttenberger cross the line in front of him, if Lance is honest with himself then he must admit
    this season has been a total wash out so far.

    I'll tell you something, I would never have let Rene Haselbacher get across the line in front of
    me like Lance did at the finish in Sedan.

    Why are you trolling this group? Did you find trolling in r.b.racing to challenging?

    just curious,

    - Boyd S.

    ps.

    Troll-0-Meter
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    ^
    |

  8. Zoot Katz wrote in message <[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Tue, 05 Aug 2003 23:49:58 -0700, <wy1Ya.38562$Ne.12975@fed1read03>, Bill Davidson

    Quoted message said:


    You didn't notice the date at the top of the article did you?

    Well, I didn't claim he had exclusive rights to idiocy, did I?
    --

    Even back in '01 ol Cliff should have been clued enough to know Lance is going to take 6 TdF wins.

    Pity Lance can't seem to win something like the Milano-Torino, Italian races carry more weight than
    French races with us pros, it's just the general public nobodies and Texans like you that hold the
    TdF with such high esteem.

  9. Boyd Speerschneider said:

    "Fabrizio Mazzoleni" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    :"]news:[email hidden]: Why are you trolling this group? Did you
    find trolling in r.b.racing to challenging?

    I haven't really regarded his posts so much as trolls, as I have considered them comedy. I kinda
    thought he was doing comic relief on purpose.

    Fabby's posts lighten the mood here if you read them right. Further, he makes a good reference point
    when talking about some issues, such as length/rise of stems and such...you can compare to him, or
    explain that elitists like him might think something is good or bad.

    For example, I've mentioned my long, high rise stem on my road bike, and how it would irritate Fabs;
    and I've talked about the gearing on my road bike being not elite like Fabreeze's.

    Quoted message said:

    just curious,

    - Boyd S.


    --
    Rick Onanian

  10. On Wed, 06 Aug 2003 17:30:07 GMT, "Fabrizio Mazzoleni" <[email hidden]> from Shaw Residential

    Internet said:

    Pity Lance can't seem to win something like the Milano-Torino, Italian races carry more weight than
    French races with us pros, it's just the general public nobodies and Texans like you that hold the
    TdF with such high esteem.

    You are on a tear lately!

    Have you seen the new Igor Sight glasses from Carrera? They'd go great with your kit.

    --
    home.sport.rr.comcuthulu human rights = peace I think I am an overnight sensation
    right now!!
    2:11:30 PM 6 August 2003

  11. Boyd Speerschneider wrote in message ...

    Quoted message said:

    Why are you trolling this group? Troll-0-Meter 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    Look Boyd, it's not my fault you were born a red head. Check out the Euro scene or your local roadie
    'A' group, you won't find any guys with red hair in that pack!

    Face it, you weren't born to be a elite roadie.

    And that lame troll meter thing got old years ago.

  12. Fabrizio Mazzoleni said:

    I'll tell you something, I would never have let Rene Haselbacher get across the line in front of me
    like Lance did at the finish in Sedan.

    Preston Crawford said:

    ...if you were involved in such a mythical sprint, you mean? :-)

    Yep. I find it humorous that he wasn't even good enough to be there and yet he casts aspersions.

    --Bill Davidson
    --
    Please remove ".nospam" from my address for email replies.

    I'm a 17 year veteran of usenet -- you'd think I'd be over it by now

  13. Bill Davidson wrote in message ...

    Quoted message said:

    Yep. I find it humorous that he wasn't even good enough to be there and yet he casts aspersions.

    Haselbacher was there, what are you talking about?

    Although he did fail to finish at Loudenvielle on stage 14.

    It was a long day, but all six climbs that day weren't climbs that I would consider to be tough.

    He had the Col de Latrape, la Core, Portet d' Aspet, Mente, Portillon, and the Peyresourde. Now
    going over those it should be no real problem staying with the likes of Ivan Basso and Jorg Jaksche.

    In a way it's a good thing that we are losing some big teams like ONCE-Eroski next season as there
    are way too many pros with division one and division two contracts.

    We must keep the top teams only for the best of the elite and not get it watered down like it
    has become.

  14. "Fabrizio Mazzoleni" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    :"]news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:


    Boyd Speerschneider wrote in message ...

    Quoted message said:

    Why are you trolling this group? Troll-0-Meter 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    Look Boyd, it's not my fault you were born a red head. Check out the Euro scene or your local
    roadie 'A' group, you won't find any guys with red hair in that pack!

    Face it, you weren't born to be a elite roadie.

    And that lame troll meter thing got old years ago.

    ????????????

    WTF, does this have to do with you trolling this newsgroup? You only do so because the p33ps at rbr
    would sniff out your pathetic attempts.

    It isn't my goal to be an "elite roadie" (tm), or elite(ist) anything for that matter. I'm just to
    trying to be the best cyclist I can. I really doubt my potential as a cyclist has anything to do
    with the color of my hair.

    Besides, you're just jealous of my beautiful red mane; its really transparent and pathetic. I think
    I'll grow it into a mullet so you can envy it from your view at the back of the pack :p

    - Boyd S. proud to be a redhead

  15. Bill Davidson wrote in message ...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Yep. I find it humorous that he wasn't even good enough to be there and yet he casts aspersions.

    Fabrizio Mazzoleni said:

    Haselbacher was there, what are you talking about?

    Your english is not so good eh? I was talking about you not being there. You're the one
    disrespecting Lance and you are nowhere to be seen.

    --Bill Davidson
    --
    Please remove ".nospam" from my address for email replies.

    I'm a 17 year veteran of usenet -- you'd think I'd be over it by now

  16. The Fab One is not a troll.

    I like to think of Fab as the Fool of RBM--part of the job of the fool is to offend people from time
    to time. But he amuses us, so we are content to let him carry on.

    -Luigi

    Stulto nostro parce, Rufe, et monstra omnibus nobilitatem tuam.

  17. Bill Davidson wrote in message ...

    Quoted message said:


    Your english is not so good eh? I was talking about you not being there. You're the one
    disrespecting Lance and you are nowhere to be seen.

    Ok Billy, I'm going to have to explain this again, I've already clued in Tom Sherman on this.

    You guys see all the hype about the TdF on t.v. and get the impression that it's the only event
    for us pros. You don't realize what guys like Museeuw, Vandenbroucke, and Me have done in the
    Spring Classics.

    Take Peter Van Petegem results this year, the guys been total domination, but since he didn't ride
    the tour I bet you don't realize the fact he's the big guy in the pack, not Lance!

  18. Kevan Smith wrote in message <[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    Have you seen the new Igor Sight glasses from Carrera? They'd go great with your

    I'm a little [censored] at shades at the moment, after seeing Oakley using Lance for their LA
    signature M Frames on that huge poster at the SunGlass Hut the other day.

    Lance's pic is splashed all over the Sports Illustrated cover shot this month.

    S.I. is with CNN and they are owned by AOL Time Warner, quess who dines at Chuy's of Austin
    in November?

    Anyway, Oakley should have hired a pro model for that lame LA signature M Frame poser, Lance is
    going to hit overexposure soon.

  19. Fabrizio Mazzoleni wrote in message ...

    Quoted message said:

    lame LA signature M Frame poser

    Sorry, meant to have typed 'poster'.

    Anyway, have you guys forgotten races such as the Trofeo Pantalica and Trofeo dell'Etna with all the
    hoopla over the TdF?

  20. On Thu, 07 Aug 2003 05:24:41 GMT, "Fabrizio Mazzoleni" <[email hidden]> from Shaw Residential

    Internet said:

    Lance is going to hit overexposure soon.

    He already has. Subaru did him in for me.

    --
    home.sport.rr.comcuthulu human rights = peace Alex's car slams the red and nightmare shoes
    12:59:35 AM 7 August 2003

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