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Lance riding Hed wheels...?

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  1. I doubt anyone will know for sure, but I thought Team Discovery Channel
    rode Trek bikes and Bontrager wheels. However, on the opening stage
    Lance was running Hed wheels. Anyone know why...?

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  2. Bob said:

    I doubt anyone will know for sure, but I thought Team Discovery Channel
    rode Trek bikes and Bontrager wheels. However, on the opening stage
    Lance was running Hed wheels. Anyone know why...?

    Perhaps his E-bay supplier had run out of Bontragers .

    But since his rivals always crash-out in suspicious circumstances he
    could be riding on a Penny Farthing and still win .

  3. It's mentioned here:

    http://qurl.net/hC

  4. Bob said:

    I doubt anyone will know for sure, but I thought Team Discovery Channel
    rode Trek bikes and Bontrager wheels. However, on the opening stage
    Lance was running Hed wheels. Anyone know why...?

    No secret. They work with Steve Hed.

    See the www.cyclingnews.com article on the wheels.

    Arthur

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