Mayo's secret weapon

gym gravity said:

None of the pretenders had the meat. [photos]

..to big ring Ventoux?

Ewoud Dronkert said:

gym gravity said:

None of the pretenders had the meat. [photos]

..to big ring Ventoux?

Clearly.

Perhaps. It appears that Mayo, while on the big ring, is
also in a fairly large rear cog. He may have about the same
effective gear as a rider on the small ring in a smaller cog
given the ten speed clusters in use today.

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None of the pretenders had the meat.

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Perhaps. It appears that Mayo, while on the big ring, is
also in a fairly large rear cog. He may have about the
same effective gear as a rider on the small ring in a
smaller cog given the ten speed clusters in use today.

Looks funny though, Mayo sitting in big ring and the rest
standing in small ring.

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Perhaps. It appears that Mayo, while on the big ring, is
also in a fairly large rear cog. He may have about the
same effective gear as a rider on the small ring in a
smaller cog given the ten speed clusters in use today.

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Ronald said:

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Perhaps. It appears that Mayo, while on the big ring, is
also in a fairly large rear cog. He may have about the
same effective gear as a rider on the small ring in a
smaller cog given the ten speed clusters in use today.

Looks funny though, Mayo sitting in big ring and the rest
standing in small ring.

Not unusual, since we all know by now that Lance favors a
higher cadence. Fly-weights often turn the big gear
because they can.

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None of the pretenders had the meat.

All Mayo and no meat... Or hold the Mayo just meat!?

LOL....

-KP

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Mayo:om/photos/2004/jun04/dauphine/index.php?id=stage4/cycling-
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Not so fast about the big ring stuff:tp://grahamwatson.com/gw/imagedocs.nsf/photos/04dauphineSt4-
010000 Gary

K. J. Papai said:

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None of the pretenders had the meat.

All Mayo and no meat... Or hold the Mayo just meat!?

LOL....

-KP

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Gary said:

Not so fast about the big ring stuff:://grahamwatson.com/gw/imagedocs.nsf/photos/04dauphineSt4-
010000 Gary

According to Vaughters, he advised Mayo to take it easy on
the early part, go hard on the last part. Looks like Mayo
may have just been spinning at the 9 Km mark (as GW notes.)

This is generally my approach to climbs, get spinning a few
Km before the worst to get the heartrate up then go 100%
over the last bit of the
climb. Don't recall where I picked up that idea, but it
sure works better for me than trying to hammer all
the way up. I'm no billygoat.

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Not so fast about the big ring stuff:://grahamwatson.com/gw/imagedocs.nsf/photos/04dauphineSt4-
010000 Gary

I see he'd ditched his leg warmers by that stage.

Jeff

What is Tyler riding?

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Not so fast about the big ring stuff:/grahamwatson.com/gw/imagedocs.nsf/photos/04dauphineSt4-
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I see he'd ditched his leg warmers by that stage.

Jeff

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What is Tyler riding?

A bike?

Jeff Jones said:

I see he'd ditched his leg warmers by that stage.

Awright! Gonna be at the OZ Wielerweekend Breskens? Chance
to interview Joop's great-nephew.

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What is Tyler riding?

A bike?

Phonak rides BMC, but that didn't appear to carry any
labels. Prototype?

Richard Adams said:

Phonak rides BMC, but that didn't appear to carry any
labels. Prototype?

The lugs at least are distinctly BMC.