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"]http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.php?id=photos/2005/mar05/camembert/cycling-paris-camembert--44
....and doesn't he look mighty happy on the podium?
http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.php?id=photos/2005/mar05/camembert/image027
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Yeah.. "oops"
hippy
"WTF do you mean a rider was up the road?!" -
quote='hippy said:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.php?id=photos/2005/mar05/camembert/cycling-paris-camembert--44
Yeah.. "oops"
hippy
"WTF do you mean a rider was up the road?!"[/QUOTE]7 seconds up the road to be exact. Which is about a 120m gap at 60kph.
I reckon he'd have known he was sprinting for 2nd. He still got the bunch sprint.
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Shabby said:
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7 seconds up the road to be exact. Which is about a 120m gap at 60kph.
I reckon he'd have known he was sprinting for 2nd. He still got the
bunch sprint.Ahh.. okay. I figured the leader was out of sight.
Maybe the guy with arms up was just really happy with a place? 🙂hippy
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[email hidden said:
"]http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.php?id=photos/2005/mar05/camembert/cycling-paris-camembert--44
looks like Shabby's pic 😄
(without stripes)
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jazmo <[email hidden]> wrote in
news:[email hidden]:Quoted message said:
...and doesn't he look mighty happy on the podium?
None of them look particularly cheerful.
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Graeme said:
jazmo <[email hidden]> wrote in
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...and doesn't he look mighty happy on the podium?
None of them look particularly cheerful.
It's okay.. they're roadies..
hippy
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quote='hippy'Graeme said:
jazmo <[email hidden]> wrote in
news:[email hidden]:Quoted message said:
...and doesn't he look mighty happy on the podium?
None of them look particularly cheerful.
It's okay.. they're roadies..
hippy
"grrr"[/QUOTE]well according to the C-Weekly mag i picked up today trackies are the overall hardest/strongest/tactical/trainers
but then again they dont get to see much, right?
AND they only have one gear. oh yeah, so does my fixie, er, ex-kierin bike er commuter 🙄
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flyingdutch said:
well according to the C-Weekly mag i picked up today trackies are the
overall hardest/strongest/tactical/trainersYou can go much harder on the track because there's nothing to stop you
doing so. You don't have to watch for cars and lights and [censored].
Tactically you have to be very sharp because there's less external
influence and the racing is much closer so it's easier to keep an eye on
things and harder to do anything unnoticed.
I reckon trackies are often nicer. They need more riders in the sport
and tend to encourage newbies rather than dishing out attitude like lots
of roadies. The racing is all in the same location to so you can't diss
someone and [censored] up the road 🙂hippy
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Graeme said:
jazmo <[email hidden]> wrote in
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...and doesn't he look mighty happy on the podium?
None of them look particularly cheerful.
still recovering from the final 17% climb (I don't want to comprehend such a thing)
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quote='hippy'flyingdutch said:
well according to the C-Weekly mag i picked up today trackies are the
overall hardest/strongest/tactical/trainers[snip]
The racing is all in the same location to so you can't diss
someone and [censored] up the road 🙂hippy
- waiting patiently for shabby to shoot me down :P[/QUOTE]Don't wait for Shabby!
Roadies can go up hills (some of them, anyway eh FD?) 😄
Ritch
- Now with Two day old daughter! -
ritcho said:
Roadies can go up hills (some of them, anyway eh FD?) 😄
Hills?! Arrr... 😉
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Ritch
- Now with Two day old daughter!Congrats!
hippy
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ritcho said:
Roadies can go up hills (some of them, anyway eh FD?) 😄
Hills?! Arrr... 😉
Quoted message said:
Ritch
- Now with Two day old daughter!Congrats!
hippy
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ritcho said:
Ritch
- Now with Two day old daughter!Woohoo! Now how long till your first child seat versus trailer post?
DaveB
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ritcho said:
Ritch
- Now with Two day old daughter!Woohoo! Now how long till your first child seat versus trailer post?
DaveB
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ritcho said:
Quoted message said:
Roadies can go up hills (some of them, anyway eh FD?) 😄
Roadies can also go *down* hills 🙂
woo woo! -
ritcho said:
Quoted message said:
Roadies can go up hills (some of them, anyway eh FD?) 😄
Roadies can also go *down* hills 🙂
woo woo! -
ritcho said:
Don't wait for Shabby!
Roadies can go up hills (some of them, anyway eh FD?) 😄
Ritch
- Now with Two day old daughter!not this little black duck!!!
congrats, DAD!
Quick. Must_buy_new_bike_now!
otherwise youre screwed for the next 20 years!!!!!! -
flyingdutch said:
not this little black duck!!!
congrats, DAD!
Quick. Must_buy_new_bike_now!
otherwise youre screwed for the next 20 years!!!!!!That's why I have a flashy carbon frame on order right now... I wish it would hurry up and get here, sheesh!
Cheers,
Ritch
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