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BroDeal! Come on down!Neworld said:BTW, which poster said that "if JV admits I'll change my avatar for a month?"
Fess up now.
BroDeal! Come on down!Neworld said:BTW, which poster said that "if JV admits I'll change my avatar for a month?"
Fess up now.
I wish Pate would explain himself so that we could gauge whether this is just a matter of bad blood over the way he left Garmin, or whether he's calling JV out. I honestly don't know what to make of it.thehog said:"Well there you go, from a self proclaimed expert. Its only worth 2%. Guess he would know. Maybe we should stop all the testing trouble?"
Go team Sky!!
What was said ?hrotha said:Interesting. Danny Pate doesn't seem too thrilled about the article.
https://twitter.com/TheDPate/status/234436158040444928
Don't know, but he also posted this gem:hrotha said:I wish Pate would explain himself so that we could gauge whether this is just a matter of bad blood over the way he left Garmin, or whether he's calling JV out. I honestly don't know what to make of it.
edit: maybe he misinterpreted the article due to personal hostility towards JV, and when he realized JV wasn't saying doping only gave you a negligible advantage he took the tweet down?
I wrote:thehog said:BroDeal! Come on down!
The 2% in the article was a 2% time difference. On flat ground in a time trial that translates to considerably more than a 2% power difference.thehog said:"Well there you go, from a self proclaimed expert. Its only worth 2%. Guess he would know. Maybe we should stop all the testing trouble?"
Go team Sky!!
Chapeau JV.JV1973 said:You guys should go read the NY Times Op-Ed section. Should be an endless well for giving me ****.
And neither JV nor Pate appear to be able to do the math. Especially not Pate. But, he is probably feeling like he got let down. Either he truly didn't dope, and JV let him down 'cuz he did.BroDeal said:The 2% in the article was a 2% time difference. On flat ground in a time trial that translates to considerably more than a 2% power difference.
Well written too. Maybe we'll see more?benzwire said:Thank you JV. Respect. You did the right thing.
You might want to soend a bit for a new calculator app.D-Queued said:And neither JV nor Pate appear to be able to do the math. Especially not Pate. But, he is probably feeling like he got let down. Either he truly didn't dope, and JV let him down 'cuz he did.
Or, he doesn't want to admit what he did, and JV let him down 'cuz he did.
JV let him down.
In terms of the math, 10s to 9.8s is a 20% time improvement... and a lot more in terms of power. Might be that JV chose the example wisely.
Yeah, yeah... got carried away with the extraterrestrials...BroDeal said:You might want to invest in a new calculator app.
Maybe we will hear more if Lance chooses curtain 'A' for arbitration.richwagmn said:Well written too. Maybe we'll see more?
I think it was well written and I'm glad you wrote it. Thanks.JV1973 said:You guys should go read the NY Times Op-Ed section. Should be an endless well for giving me ****.
If anyone actually takes the time to read the article and still gives you ****... Then in the current day vernacular... Whatever.JV1973 said:You guys should go read the NY Times Op-Ed section. Should be an endless well for giving me ****.
How about for a day? kidding.BroDeal said:I wrote:
"If JV will finally stop tip toeing around the issue and publicly give detailed information about what went on at Postal, I'll change my avatar to a JV portrait, sideburns and all, for a month."
I feel like a nicer and less cynical person already.Neworld said:How about for a day? kidding.
Good for you to acknowledge that your boy Armstrong cannot rise to the "doesn't take much character" level.zigmeister said:I find all of the hooray and attaboys ridiculous about Vaughters, and every other cyclist who admits later, after their career is over, how they doped and then admit to it.
Doesn't take much character to admit it once you are caught, or after you competitive days are over.
Real character is to avoid the temptation to begin with and not dope at all.
TouchéBroDeal said:Good for you to acknowledge that your boy Armstrong cannot rise to the "doesn't take much character" level.
I disagree. We've all made mistakes and it takes character to admit and own up to those mistakes. Sure JV no longer competes, but he is still in the business. He has a lot to lose, but this is needed to clean up the sport.zigmeister said:I find all of the hooray and attaboys ridiculous about Vaughters, and every other cyclist who admits later, after their career is over, how they doped and then admit to it.
Doesn't take much character to admit it once you are caught, or after you competitive days are over.
Real character is to avoid the temptation to begin with and not dope at all.
I nearly fell off my chair.BroDeal said:I feel like a nicer and less cynical person already.