I'd like to know where I can find Tyler's doping program written by Fuentes. I know it has been posted here but I can't remember the name of the thread(s).
Hamilton?
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So in your book asking an innocent question in a forum is worse than insulting a complete stranger for doing so? Why bother clicking the link?SlowBikeRacer said:
theswordsman said:
Hey stop,
Whenever posting about my God God Vishnu Hamilton you must have a sense of humor, after all the blood problems were attributed by Tyler to the twin he had which had died in womb and incorporated into Tylers fetal material. Later the blood added to Tylers system looked like Haven's. Come on it is all comical, farcical and ironic. Have a laugh it is all in good fun!
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theswordsman said:
This.
Isn't this what a forum is for? If it doesn't interest you, don't participate.
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MacRoadie said:
Thank you, but is there an intelligible copy or article that explains it cos I can't read that?
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Tyler'sTwin said:
Look for the post by Dead Star
http://www.cyclingforums.com/archive/index.php/t-360502.html
Susan Westemeyer said:
Really? Most of us would like to talk about something other than doping. But, this whole forum has degraded into nothing more than that.
Elevate the conversation. The sport deserves better. Period.
And yes, I do ride. And I run. And I swim. And I read.
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KuotaRocket said:
It is at the top of this forum:
Plenty of other areas where you can discuss the sport.
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KuotaRocket said:
You also self-righteously whine and moan about something that won't effect you unless you are actually paying attention to it.
If you run, bike and swim it's obvious you're not doing enough of it to keep you from posting.
The problem, dear KuotaRocket, lies not in the stars but in between your chair and the computer monitor.
Dr. Maserati said:
Do you realize 10 of the 12 active forums are just about doping?
That's why we hate it.
I appreciate the fact that members do not approve of doping in the sport.
My point is that this has become a dominant topic period.
I stayed away from these forums for a long time, only to find when I return, nothing has changed. Well, the sport has changed. And yes, I've taken up triathlon, because I find the spirit of the athletes to be positive. Cycling is getting cleaned up, no it's not perfect, but I'll take it over other sports.
But the attitude of the tifosi, needs to find more in common than doping. We are losing Team Cervelo, a good positive team, due to lack of sponsorship. No one really seems to have more than a few words to say about it.
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No idea where you are getting your 10 out of 12 results from.KuotaRocket said:
If you believe the sport of Professional Cycling has made any great changes then you do need to visit here more often.
As for Cervelo - they are merging with Garmin and is being discussed inthis thread which has 181 posts and has been viewed over 22,000 times.
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I'm sick of hearing it, too. Doping as been tagged to professional cycling for far too long. It has consumed a far too significant amount of my time and energy as well. One of the worst things is that I am in part associated with it.
If I could change it, I would. I would have avoided the two years I was involved had I known what I know now. I would have carried on happily on the side of the sport that is so endearing and gratifying---the side that caters to the enthusiasts, the commuters, the club racers, you name it.
But, there is something magical about watching those gifted with an athleticism beyond the average human pedal their machines every summer in Europe and elsewhere. My only desire is that the battle between the best of the best is cleaned of corruption, fraud, and cheating. Perhaps it will be. Perhaps not.
But it's better to hear the voices of dissent, than to ignore the problem exists. The louder the roar, the greater the danger.
Go put your head in a hole. Go race triathlons. But, don't complain about the discussion here and elsewhere, for as long as the sport is tainted to the extent that it is, the cloud will remain.
If I could change it, I would. I would have avoided the two years I was involved had I known what I know now. I would have carried on happily on the side of the sport that is so endearing and gratifying---the side that caters to the enthusiasts, the commuters, the club racers, you name it.
But, there is something magical about watching those gifted with an athleticism beyond the average human pedal their machines every summer in Europe and elsewhere. My only desire is that the battle between the best of the best is cleaned of corruption, fraud, and cheating. Perhaps it will be. Perhaps not.
But it's better to hear the voices of dissent, than to ignore the problem exists. The louder the roar, the greater the danger.
Go put your head in a hole. Go race triathlons. But, don't complain about the discussion here and elsewhere, for as long as the sport is tainted to the extent that it is, the cloud will remain.
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