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Nope. Because if you have a cheat bike in your possession, that's enough. You don't even need to use it.
"in keeping with the new UCI regulation, which states that: "Any presence of a bicycle that does not comply with the provisions of article 1.3.010, within or on the margins of a cycling competition, constitutes a technological fraud by the team and the rider.""
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Jimmy_Fingers
Lots of conflicting reports out there. First thing I heard is she finished the bike on the race, and officials were alerted because of an unnatural mechanical fault, now she might not have raced on the bike at all. Surely unless they can prove they actually rode the bike in competition she can wriggle out of it?