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Re: Was Greg dirty in his day?

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    He didn't need to be doped up...at the age of 14 he won the US junior
    qualification road race decisively before he was even eligible to
    compete...he had more natural talent than any other US rider including
    one nut. Drugs were around then, but not like today... he kept getting
    better. He was also the first rider to crack the million dollar
    salary... breaking new ground for all pro riders.

    Callistus Valerius said:

    Not being a LeMondologist, I ask the question, was Greg dirty in his
    day? LeMond was before my time, and my knowledge of him consists of what
    I've read in rbr. But if someone could fill in the knowledge gap.


    Look, back in the good ol '80s there was nothing wrong with
    using Amphetamines.

    It was fine when Cyrille Guimard put Greg on a program of
    Darbepoetin / Stanozolol / Methamphetamine when he started
    riding for the Renault-Elf-Gitane team.

    Laurent Figon is the one to point fingers at. I really don't know
    why people aren't talking about him anymore, what's with that?

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