Recent content by Lajeretta4Ever

You need to spend some time on youtube and look at some past Tour de France stages to realize how ridiculous it use to be during the heyday of EPO. I was watching some mountain stage in 1995 where Indurain rides away on a mountain without ever getting out of the saddle leaving other EPO fueled...

Proof positive that those chainrings give him that "little extra" on the climbs. I need no more convincing. He climbed liked LeMond after an offseason of eating icecream on that final climb. I'm putting on my old BioPace rings in preparation for 2morrows club ride.

LOL, I'm surprised not to see a bunch of Clinic Practitioners on their way to Mount Blac to scrap up samples of Frome's blood from the tarmac. Anybody see Race Radio? :-)

From the article reporting on his new business venture ... Landis’ company specializes in concentrated pre-filled vapor cartridges they say come “from high altitude growers using an industry-leading, pharmacy grade CO2 extraction process, LOL, sounds like Dr Ferrari is his business partner.

^ I agree with you that the flow of the book was very disjointed at times. Most of info in it was stuff we all discussed in the clinic but we did get some more personalization the way it was presented. I also had no idea that on Armstrong grew to despise his mom, eventually cutting her off...

I know what most clinic regulars think of his natural abilities, I just wanted to hear some pro riders give their opinions. Also would of been nice if Juliet interviewed Yellow Rose employees and regulars.

Adding to my post above, I did not know of the major role Tiger Williams played in bringing "Big Texas" down. Don't **** off a rich investor by backing out of a deal.

Just finished the book, thanks to my local library which had it in circulation. The best part of the book for me, was the end when the lawyers/spin doctors started blaming each other for not anticipating Tygart releasing the file. Which disappointed me, there was not much about what others...

Denied the right to compete in high level competition and unable to afford to eat at fancy restaurants in Aspen, I'm afraid Lance will supersize...

Levi : Clint Howard

From Rubiera .. “I never saw him dope" Rubiera added that by its very nature professional cycling is not a healthy sport. “Don’t let the UCI tell me that they are concerned about our health when we have to ride in 45-degree [Celsius] temperatures up the Tourmalet after riding 220km the...

This is the route Pete Rose took and many other financially ruined former pro athletes. I also think he will make a bundle selling memorabilia. There are lots of folks that would pay big bucks for a piece of his chamois.

Carl Lewis always reminded me of Little Richard. Now that dude had fast fingers

Hey here is a revelation. The faster your cadence usually mean the faster your bike goes, no? It works that way for me.

Does this mean Levi's Gran Fondo is toast?