Coz there are no cobbles on the velodrome.
Naah, needs to be one of the famous sectors.
Couldn't they just drop some cobbles from Carrefour de l'Arbre onto the velodrome from a helicopter?
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Coz there are no cobbles on the velodrome.
Naah, needs to be one of the famous sectors.
How big of part play the cobble sectors in PR anyway?
Couldn't they just drop some cobbles from Carrefour de l'Arbre onto the velodrome from a helicopter?
The tricky part will be to get them to stick to the non-flat parts at the ends of the velodrome.
During the race???Couldn't they just drop some cobbles from Carrefour de l'Arbre onto the velodrome from a helicopter?
During the race???
I don't think it's in the extreme weather protocol though.That would be a bit extreme, don't you think?
I don't think it's in the extreme weather protocol though.
Finally a rain edition thoThat would be a bit extreme, don't you think?
I don't think it's in the extreme weather protocol though.
I propose that Paris - Roubaix takes place in Zwift this year. To simulate the cobbles the riders should put their bike stand on top of their washing machine, who would periodically be put in centrifugation.
Gonna be a bit awkward if anyone lives somewhere with shared washing machines.
Why? It's only a six hour wash.
Could gather a bit of a crowd, though.
They just have to lock their doors and do it windowless rooms.
A big enough.
The tricky part will be to get them to stick to the non-flat parts at the ends of the velodrome.
But if it's public laundry rooms?
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