Recent content by Tienus

Landis did not do a bike swap towards the end of the stage. On stage 17 he swapped at the beginning of the col de la colombiere. If you look at the altitude profile its more like mid stage. He did the same trick on stage 15, on both stages he gained the yellow jersey. Its interesting to note...

https://www.lequipe.fr/Cyclisme-sur-route/Actualites/Dopage-mecanique-deux-juges-francais-enquetent-sur-les-moteurs-selon-le-canard-enchaine/860922 Un front judiciaire est aussi ouvert depuis quelques mois, annonce Le Canard enchaîné dans son édition de mercredi : à la suite d'une enquête...

http://www.cyclist.co.uk/news/3637/fabian-cancellara-uci-should-focus-on-foundations-of-pro-cycling-not-motor-doping

No Varjas said the wheels where about 800g heavier. The police wanted to weigh the wheels but the UCI did not allow them. https://www.electricbike.com/gruber-assist/ The entire drive unit (motor, gear, electronic control) weighs 900 grams. Maybe the battery was in the frame.

One of the videos you posted is made bij Rasmussen who was a team mate of Cancellara in 2010. Those videos are not good copies of what happened and it has been discussed here multiple times before. Most recent: viewtopic.php?p=2205903#p2205903 It is exceptional that someone like Guimard...

What about Hesjedahl and his hubmotor? http://sports.orange.fr/videos/plus-de-sport/cyclisme/chronique-cyrille-guimard-je-crains-un-scandale-sur-le-tour-de-france-VID0000001Ng0s.html listen to Guimard from 3:40 I will translate the part in case you don't speak French: And remember the bike of...

It includes a 7.8ah battery wich gives 80km autonomy and other stuff you don't need in the pro peloton. Who is claiming this? If a bike or a wheel is 800 grams heavier it does not mean that thats the weight of the motor system. I think riders have been tuning their bike to well below the UCI...

http://www.cyclingnews.com/races/uci-road-world-championships-2016/elite-women-road-race/results/ During the lap, Olga Zabelinskaya was removed from the race after being disqualified for an illegal bike change – or more accurately, the jury tried to remove her. The Russian simply kept on going...

http://www.cyclingnews.com/features/remembering-jacques-anquetil/

You have misunderstood Deviants' post.

Its not an act. Apparently I dont understand what you mean.

Bassons is an anti-doping representative who caught a motordoper. He is the second anti-doping member that I heard of who is speaking out on e-bikes publicly. It was used at the world champs by the U23 pre race favourite riding for the Belgium national team. The Belgium federation was tipped...

Yannick Noah is an exception. He did not make his life any easier by bringing up doping. http://www.insidetennis.com/2009/10/short-history-drugs-tennis/ But then in September ‘80, Yannick Noah broke the silence in an interview with Rock & Folk, the French equivalent of Rolling Stone. While...

You can also add Di Luca to that list. He actually did speak about motordoping but he was a bit vague. I wonder if it is a coincidence that according to him it started just after the years in which he had his best results...

Phil Liggett commentating on Contador's bike changes in the 2011 Giro. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cDbNJMwxWY