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Lance - Fondriest connection?

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  1. Just been watching Lance's story on the Biography Channel and he was
    pictured in the 1990's with a Fondriest road bike. As I ride one, I was
    wondering did he ever ride them in competitions before he went to Trek?

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  2. Simon Mason said:

    Just been watching Lance's story on the Biography Channel and he was
    pictured in the 1990's with a Fondriest road bike. As I ride one, I
    was wondering did he ever ride them in competitions before he went to
    Trek?

    AFAIK Lance Armstrong started his professional career with Motorola, they
    have always used Eddy Merckx bikes (like mine) or Caloi branded Merckx ones.

  3. Simon Mason said:

    Just been watching Lance's story on the Biography Channel
    and he was pictured in the 1990's with a Fondriest road bike.
    As I ride one, I was wondering did he ever ride them in
    competitions before he went to Trek?

    Maurizio Fondriest raced for Cofidis in 1997 and 1998, and was also their
    frame sponsor. Armstrong signed to Cofidis for the '97 season, but his
    cancer was diagnosed in late '96, and he never raced for them. He did
    participate in publicity photographs for Cofidis however, and that may be
    where you saw him pictured with a Fondriest.

    James Thomson

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