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  1. lolzlol You might have a tough time digging yourself out of this one WBT.[img]cyclingforums.combiggrin.gif[/img]

  2. Geoff Vadar said:

    lolzlol You might have a tough time digging yourself out of this one WBT.[img]cyclingforums.combiggrin.gif[/img]

    Obviously a typing error. We all know WBT has no friends...
    😉

  3. Geoff Vadar said:

    lolzlol You might have a tough time digging yourself out of this one WBT.[img]cyclingforums.combiggrin.gif[/img]

    All I can hear are the muffled sounds of WBT trying to pull his foot out of his mouth😄

  4. Jono L said:

    ...

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by whiteboytrash
    ...and never trust anything your mates say !


    "Yep the fish was this big" !

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by whiteboytrash
    My friend Oscar Perino says he'd only been on the bike for 2 weeks with a 6 month layoff before riding the TDU !

    ...


    I was taking the [censored] when saying "my friend Oscar" where you were trying to be a big shot name dropper using a [censored] aussie name like "Lloydy" !!! I've never met Oscar P in my life let alone being his friends. I just read his comments in Cycling Weekly.

    Very poor return of serve and the mere fact you’ve been hanging around here waiting for my reply shows what complete tosspot you are. Face it. You’re [censored] and so is the TDU.

    [font=Calibri][font=Verdana]Game Set Match WBT ![/font] [/font]:p :p :p :p

  5. whiteboytrash said:

    ...and never trust anything your mates say !

    "Yep the fish was this big" !

    wwee:eek:

  6. Lol. 😄

  7. whiteboytrash said:


    the mere fact you’ve been hanging around here waiting for my reply shows what complete tosspot you are.

    No, you are completely wrong, I am an even bigger tosspot than that, but I am ok with it😄

    You on the other hand....

    Btw, Lloydy says you're a douche, Walker says you can suck a fat one, Wilson thinks you're a [censored] muncher, Clarkee just doesn't like you one bit and don't even start me on what O'grady was saying...(ok that last one was [censored] I didn't speak to stuey:p )

  8. And my mate Jono just thinks you are a laugh... 😉

  9. artemidorus said:

    Having the TDU only in SA is like having the "Tour d'Europe" in Belgium, the Netherlands and England.
    Not that I want to appear to fail to appreciate the work that has gone in to establishing the race, but if it wishes to keep growing, it needs to become a genuine all-Australia race and to use the best cycling terrain available. I'm not sure how to break the state-based stranglehold, but it's going to be healthier if it is not tied to any given local body.
    If the timing is bad for mountains, then they could move to try and fit it in later in the season. The weather is also likely to be a little less toxic then.


    So the Australian Grand Prix should be rotated around the states too?

  10. parawolf said:

    So the Australian Grand Prix should be rotated around the states too?


    No, whoever has that one can definitely keep it.

    Less flippantly, the Grand Prix just needs a few roads. A stage cycling event needs a few good mountains, and SA can't deliver.

  11. artemidorus said:


    Less flippantly, the Grand Prix just needs a few roads. A stage cycling event needs a few good mountains, and SA can't deliver.


    Can't you just substitute a stage ridden over hot coals.

    That was probably in bad taste.

  12. artemidorus said:


    Less flippantly, the Grand Prix just needs a few roads. A stage cycling event needs a few good mountains, and SA can't deliver.

    TDU is perfect for what it is, a warm up event.

    Teams don't want to have to race over the snowy mountains in january.

    They go to Adelaide, stay in the same hotel every night and just transit to the different stage starts, it's easy, relaxed and sunny. That's all they want.

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