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In his years dominating nrc it is widely rumored that he was also one of the main epo dealers in the us peloton. spent his early days with the klasnas who ran a similar racket

He'll be lucky to finish more than a handfull of races. Cav is cooked.

Re: Re: "Get as big as possible as quickly as possible, so you become too big to fail before anybody realizes what happened" seems to be the winning formula these days.

But if you're a late-comer to the sport...and on the program from the very beginning. Your biological profile could have a very impressive baseline.

Roglic is a totally obvious Ricco-level charger.

Re: Re: And we all know the last thing Moscon wants is to be a minority :eek:

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Roglic???

How much better is Remco are Remco's junior results than someone like Boassan-Hagen?

Re: Cannondale-Drapac So who withdrew?

Re: Re: Thats completely ridiculous, good form can disappear in a day.

I've been as low as 39 and as high as 47. Usually around 44. Living at sea level.

Re: Re: I can’t take credit for this example, that was all Benotti69. All you had to do was read my post. The shoe and car body analogy is completely irrelevant to this conversation, from a technological standpoint or marketing & sales strategy. There is no grey area when it comes to these...

Re: Moto-fraud: first rider caught All things being equal, speed would increase and power would remain flat. Honestly i think power would decrease a little as a full effort plus a motor assist would look completely ridiculous. Also, nobody looks at raw power data files for training...

Re: Re: I dont think he's really lost that much. He was truly only competitive before the emergence of Greipel, Kristoff, Sagan, Degenkolb, Kittel etc etc. Sprints have gotten much more competitive since Farrar was winning. Focusing on GT sprints was always a curious move. Seems much more of...