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• #2227
Those pedals look a bit niche.
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• #2228
Oh, and whats the deal with Sean Yates?
Is he always like this?
Recreational...
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• #2229
Mick Rogers pissed at Aussies booing him and Richie Porte, you stay classy Antipodeans.
Yeah, no other nationality has ever done that.
Drug cheat Millar wins the stage. Stay classy Brits.
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• #2230
Here is Jens Voigt riding a far too small, clip and strap neutral service bike in the TDF a few years back. It's simply not possible to have the right size bike with right pedals available to all the riders on mountain stages when they are spread over many miles of road.
That pic looks like an Astronaut riding a donkey.
They are/were aluminium Cannondales. Clips and straps, Mavic wheels. Don't know about group sets but I think they're Shimano, probably Ultegra.
Interesting, Thanks.
In the Giro it's Pinarellos.
Looks like the giro sold the advertising space to the highest bidder, so they put better bikes up there. Pretty cool though, cheers.
Thats helped me out quite a bit folks, it hard to research something when you don't even know the name of what you're looking for!
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• #2231
Yeah, no other nationality has ever done that.
Drug cheat Millar wins the stage. Stay classy Brits.
Well, there's a reason he's not in the Sky team.
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• #2232
The yellow bike Jens is riding up there was a kids one from something attached to the tour, not a service bike.
http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/4977/Jens-Voigt-avoids-abandoning-Tour-de-France-with-help-from-kids-bike.aspx -
• #2233
Well done Dave - Peter and Matthew will be busting a gut to win today.
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• #2234
it's flat stage but the Mistral might blow the peloton to pieces today, could be interesting...
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• #2235
According to the forecast, It'll be a crosswind as they turn right onto the D162.
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• #2236
The yellow bike Jens is riding up there was a kids one from something attached to the tour, not a service bike.
http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/4977/Jens-Voigt-avoids-abandoning-Tour-de-France-with-help-from-kids-bike.aspxJens is a legend.
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• #2237
Yeah, no other nationality has ever done that.
Drug cheat Millar wins the stage. Stay classy Brits.
sad
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• #2238
He's Aussie... what did you expect? ;)
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• #2239
Very good article by Wiggins BUT I BET FROOME COULD WRITE A BETTER ONE IF SKY WOULD ONLY LET HIM
=Tweet of the day
brilliant
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• #2240
sad
Very sad. He still bites like a piranha yet chooses to live here in this shit country with all these tosser poms.
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• #2241
velocio mentioned a mobile phone t de f app, can't remember what it was called
any suggestions?
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• #2242
The official Skoda one.
It was terrible, beyond belief bad, when it launched. But it's surprisingly good now (or maybe they set our expectations low).
The live updates are particularly good.
This Eurosport page is particularly great if you're on a desktop:
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• #2243
Love the Brailsford quote this morning, "we're here to win the Tour, not read Twitter."
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• #2244
I hope he tweeted that.
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• #2245
Ha
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• #2246
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• #2247
Oh, and whats the deal with Sean Yates?
Is he always like this?
Yes, that's his normal speaking voice. I thought he was pretty coherent and articulate for somebody trying to answer the same damn question for the 1000th time. People are making it out to be some kind of novelty that the second man in the team might actually be the stronger, probably because they are too young to remember Hinault/Lemond etc.
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• #2248
sounded he'd been on the Belgian Mix and hadn't slept for a few days.
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• #2249
It's windy today, the road is flat and gets narrow as is zigzags to towards the coast.
All the teams will be wary of the peloton splitting and want to stay well forward.Stay on Tim!
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• #2250
sounded he'd been on the Belgian Mix and hadn't slept for a few days.
He sounded the same before the tour – like a wreckhead.
The view from France