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Dekker_Tifosi said:Theo Bos is the best hope there is.
Not only does he has mad track speed. He also has the skills to throw Cavendish into the barriers when Cavendish starts head barging.
Ryo Hazuki said:I usually hate dutch riders and have no trust in them. but theo bos will be the one to watch I'm sure of now.
Dekker_Tifosi said:Theo Bos is the best hope there is.
Not only does he has mad track speed. He also has the skills to throw Cavendish into the barriers when Cavendish starts head barging.
El Pistolero said:Do you also mean Flemish riders by that? As they're Dutch as well.
Huge call.jazzcyclist said:I don't think Zabel, McEwen, Cipollini or Abdoujaparov could have dealt with Cavendish
The UCI accusing anyone of undermining the image of cycling is just laughable.Hawkwood said:Is this the Theo Bos you're talking about: the UCI said “Bos’s behavior undermined the image, reputation and interests of cycling”, after he threw Impey into a crash barrier. A class rider then...
The only other sprinter I've ever seen who was able to ride people off his wheel was Petacchi in 2003 Tour.sienna said:Huge call.![]()
Ryo Hazuki said:no. flemish and dutch riders are totally different. belgium and netherlands you know...
Clemson Cycling said:Is there any chance that Cav switches teams or Gripel definitely the one moving on.
Ryaguas said:Greipel is the one moving on... If my sources are correct He will be in OmegaPharma Lotto next season...
Well... hopes? what about Haussler, Bos, Sagan, Farrar? I don't call EBH cuz He hasn't decided what speciality to develop... I think that he will try to be an All-Rounder...