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Mellow Velo said:This thread tests positive for sock puppetry and ridiculous amounts of bashing the evil empire, again.
JimmyFingers said:Sometimes it feels like the hog never left
horsinabout said:Can we take any of cycling seriously these days, all has become mickey mouse. With mickey mouse insinuations that they are doing it all on five a day and green tea. It isn't really sport Hollywood.
happychappy said:I still think Hoy is a smug **** though.
the sizehorsinabout said:Should we be aware (wary) of those who claim whiter than white?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/cycling/21304523
their (sic) Tom Platz legs https://www.google.com/search?q=tom...&sugexp=chrome,mod=7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8Fearless Greg Lemond said:Must be the reason why track cycling is not been taking seriously. Even Schwarzenegger could be a trackie.
quoted for posterityhorsinabout said:Can we take any of cycling seriously these days, all has become mickey mouse. With mickey mouse insinuations that they are doing it all on five a day and green tea. It isn't really sport Hollywood.
mastersracer said:more empty, self-loathing nonsense from the poster formerly known as Hog.
BroDeal said:I'll take that over your embarrassingly obsequious salad tossing any day.
blackcat said:looks like doper
head like doper
talks like doper
smells like doper
not a duck
is cyclist
blackcat said:their (sic) Tom Platz legs https://www.google.com/search?q=tom...&sugexp=chrome,mod=7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
horsinabout said:It's not true you anyone could do sprinting - this type of grotesque muscle would be too bulky and not aerodynamic. Sprinting is a unique talent you are born with. PED's enhance and surpass natural talent.
SundayRider said:Some of the track guys have legs as big if not bigger than pro bodybuilders, and we know how clean bodybuilders are....
Briant_Gumble said:It was a question more than anything, I'm not as familiar with the track guys as the road guys. That picture didn't have any names attributed to it I didn't even know if it was a staged photo from bodybuilders as as I've seen it before.
I suggested Nandrolone because I've heard most anabolic steroids work on androgen receptors some of which die out in puberty and particularly those in the legs. Nandrolone partly works on progesterone receptors and for that reason causes more muscle mass in the legs than other anabolic drugs. I suggested Testosterone also because you can use that and pass a drug test days later whereas I believe Nandrolone shows up on tests for a while later.
oldcrank said:Gotta love the Clinic. Say something good about BMW like
Sir Chris did and all of a sudden you are a doper, but say
something bad about Wiggo and even if you are a doper
you suddenly have 35 new devotees. A little pathetic to
say the least.
Ryo Hazuki said:ok, my bad then.
in my memory never has a track rider been caught on doping. I think it is very clean. steroid use is the easiest to detect anyway.
Again a silly little personal attack Velo? Why the personal stuff again and again? Trully dissappointing man.Mellow Velo said:The UCI could save a fortune on testing and passports, just by employing you and Fearless GL.
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No keirin positives?Ryo Hazuki said:in my memory never has a track rider been caught on doping. I think it is very clean. steroid use is the easiest to detect anyway.
Fearless Greg Lemond said:Again a silly little personal attack Velo? Why the personal stuff again and again? Trully dissappointing man.
I do like Hoy, but be fair for once, look at the legs of those guys. Compare them to Theo Bos for example.No keirin positives?
peterst6906 said:Theo isn't that different to most track sprinters, and especially as he also competed in enduro events, a good comparison to Theo is Ed Clancy or Jack Bobridge.
The sprinters performing heaps of dead lifts and squats in the gym won't be competitive in anything longer than a Kieran sprint, not even in a 1 km time trial (which is shorter than a Kieran, but the effort is applied over the full distance unlike the Kieran).
Track riders who also ride the road are in almost all cases (I can't think of an exception at the moment) lean compared to dedicated track sprinters.