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Exactly - those guys saying you don't need to watch a freezer in Euroland obviously haven't been there and experienced the crappy wiring in some of the houses... Spot on Joe, this is definitely a questionable point of contention.

Yeah, because for Rupert to run with anything other than the party - which people will forgive Lance for as just being 'one of the boys' - would mean that he might risk his 'mateship' with Armstrong, which he loves to tell people about. :rolleyes:

Opinion and Team Sky Dan's well-considered piece isn't a plug for Team Sky, or RadioShack, rather an illustration of where the sport is headed. In reality, getting out of the 'good ol' days' may not be such a bad thing - it's akin to developing carbon bikes rather than pros riding around on...

"I don't visit CN at all anymore..." Except that this forum is ON CN! Go figure.

Hi, Apologies for not covering the latest rounds of the Tour series - I agree that it has been good for British domestic cycling. You'll find some coverage within the archive (the old site) from the first few rounds. We'll endeavour to come up to speed with the coverage now that the new site...

Romandie predictions OK folks, I put my bits on the table earlier today writing the preview for the Tour de Romandie - it's time to back them up out in the wild world of the forum! Cancellara's a no-brainer bet for my mind. Think Tirreno last year, etc... Although it's not 2008 any more...

Road to Roubaix winners Hello everyone, Thanks for all the entries for the Road to Roubaix DVD competition. The four winners have been chosen, and they'll soon be receiving their copy of Road to Roubaix in the mail. They were: *alem1583 *mr. tibbs *Cdaver *nmwildog The winning...

Suspension isn't necessary I've been fascinated by all the responses to this incident - some of which are a little short-sighted and not based on much experience. Theo is a multiple world champion with an impeccable temperament and professional racing smarts. You can't ride against Sir Chris...

Here's your chance to win the latest film about the world's favourite Classic, Paris-Roubaix. Cyclingnews has four copies of 'Road to Roubaix' to give away to readers who love their Classics. Cyclingnews reviewed it ahead of Christmas last year, and liked it so much we had the guys at...

Yeah, Phinney's definitely the kid to beat... Don't know if his chances will suffer as a result of not having a decent team pursuit squad to hone his speed and smoothness, although by the look of it he doesn't need that. Like one of the other guys on this thread said, bump him up some gears...