Recent content by overgeared

a couple of hours ago millar "accuses sir chris hoy of not living in the real world" but now its been watered down somewhat?..

i can see why somebody might be attracted to writing such a study but no mater how constructed the power-deniers would likely find a way to deconstruct it. imho the benefits of power are deep and wide enough to qualify as common sense, i just look forward to the day when power denial is regarded...

pedalling is like breathing, you have to do it so often and for so long that even with the best will in the world a rider simply cannot maintain any kind of deliberate focus on it. i.e. even if we could establish some theoretically correct way to pedal it's unlikely anybody could implement it 90...

that kids parents cannot be serious! i mean, where's the SRM?! :)

lots of factors determine how hard a climb is, there is some interesting reading here

i feel obliged to contribute on this one on the basis that my other half is colombian, grew up knowing some of the current pros, and i've spent a fair bit of time over there myself. the key here is to take a balanced view and be comfortable where you stand on the spectrum of risk versus...

i guess this unwritten rule in came in after mercx retired...

i first found them a loooong time ago via a link on itsmillartime.com (remember that?!) and thought they were onto a great thing. but times have changed and it's hard to see how they can survive given all of the cycling footage you can find for free via cyclingfans.com