Cimber said:I got the feeling it was more a team/Riis decision since Kreuziger didnt change either
Contador rode disc wheel so clearly it wasnt just - bjarne says you have to use road bikes.
Cimber said:I got the feeling it was more a team/Riis decision since Kreuziger didnt change either
Cimber said:If he wasn't going full gas why did he bother to change to a bike with bigger gear etc for the descent. Bull****. Also Contador said he didn't go 100% on the descent cos he was scared of crashing again after yesterday. Again I don't believe that to much (might have taken a few corners easy but that's it)
I'm also surprised he did so well on such a difficult TT. That said, lets not forget he was known more as TTer as a U23 and he's actually climbed a bit better than usual during the Tour.Bavarianrider said:Kittel is 85 Kilos. If he'd drop 8 Kilos he'd give Froome a run for his money![]()
Agreed. Might have cost him the win.Kender said:Contador rode a disc over 2 climbs. Normal road bike + TT bike would have been much better. Would have spent a lot more energy pushing that disc up the climbs the way he was dancing on his pedals
spalco said:Tranquilo. Very happy.
Froome did exactly as much as he needed to do. Increasing his time advantage wasn't necessary, just winning the stage.
Better to safe energy and write cycling history tomorrow to win on Alpe d'Huez in addition to Ventoux and possibly complete the MTF quadruple. Achievements that are very nearly unpredecented in the history of the sport.
Ryo Hazuki said:obviously not facepalm
spalco said:He saved energy by not winning by as much as he could have if he had given 100%. That's how I interpret what I saw today anyway; feel free to disagree.
Opalius said:In your face(palm)
Three changes after all... (http://www.cyclingquotes.com/news/important_lesson_for_tony_martin/ - http://feltet.dk/nyheder/aldag_cykelskift_vigtigere_for_martin_end_resultat/)
The Hitch said:Contador rode disc wheel so clearly it wasnt just - bjarne says you have to use road bikes.