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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Friday Video
I watched most of this with one eye shut and the other squinted.
Who'd be Johan Bruyneel Today?
Wow, I am nearly feeling sorry for him. Nearly. Radioshack Nissan Trek seems to be imploding, and just after Andy had finished showing everyone his X-rays, the Armstrong bombshell comes along. This is off Johan’s site. Align your brand with … Continue reading
Posted in Pro Cycling
Tagged Johan Bruyneel, Lance Armstrong, Livestrong, Radioshack Nissan Trek
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One for the Downhill Freaks
Thanks to John Galloway for the heads up on Twitter.
Posted in General Cycling Info
Tagged fort william downhill track, fort william world cup 2012, greg minnaar, josh bryceland, steve peat
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The Future?
The new Trek Madone has some radical new designs. More over at VeloNews.
Velominati Glitterati, Your Attention Please
I was just wondering how this guy would go in regards The Rules?
Posted in General Cycling Info
Tagged Bling, Glitterati, The Rules, Velominati
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Holy Schleck!
I hope everybody remembers the shit @andy_schleck took a few weeks from now when he makes the TdF fun to watch. I think he’ll wreak havoc. — David Millar (@millarmind) June 6, 2012 Now, before you go accusing Millar of … Continue reading
Posted in Pro Cycling
Tagged Andy Schleck, David McKenzie, David Millar, Frank Schleck, time trial, tour de france
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Tour de Kids Plus vs Critérium du Dauphiné 2012
Here is an interesting comparison. Was having a closer look at the route for the Tour de Kids Plus 2012 charity ride the other day and realised it is nearly comparable to the final 6 days of the Critérium du … Continue reading
Posted in Tour de kids Plus
Tagged Critérium du Dauphiné, Non Pro Cycling, Pro Cycling, Tour de kids Plus
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Husky
Taken on yesterdays ride.
Pedal Power on The Big Picture
Not a site I would link to on my cycling site, but one I often linked to from my photography blog, The Big Picture has a fantastic series of photos featuring pedal power. Check it out here.
Posted in General Cycling Info
Tagged Big Picture, Pedal Power.
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Which is the More Devisive Debate?
It seems the two topics that gets the paint peeling off the walls on cycling forums is the helmet debate (whether that is railing against mandatory helmet laws, or proving that helmets actually help in a crash) or the Lance … Continue reading
Posted in General Cycling Info, Pro Cycling
Tagged drugs, EPO, Helmets, Lance Armstrong, Mandatory Helmet laws, PED, Steroids
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