I'm a believer now. Go SPARTACUS Go!!!sniper said:this must be a hoax.
the technology doesn't exist yet.
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How ironic that the first rider gets caught just as Cancellara finally wins a race againMarkvW said:I'm a believer now. Go SPARTACUS Go!!!sniper said:this must be a hoax.
the technology doesn't exist yet.
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that new trek of his has a massive down tube!"It's the stupidest thing. It's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard of, It's not possible. It's just not possible"
Brown envelopes help hide motors easily.hrotha said:It remains to be seen how easy it was to detect. Everybody can put a motor in their bike. Avoiding detection (which is what makes it feasible in a professional context) is a different matter altogether.
Would think that this kind of technology would filter down from the better-financed top teams. Anybody who thinks that this is just her is nuts. This kind of cheating requires team support.Rovinin said:Pretty sure it's not the first one.
The other suspects in the last years probably gave some money or something like that to cover up.
She's the first one, because she's a "nobody".
That's not how brown envelopes work when it comes to doping, so I don't know why you'd assume it'd be different with motors.Benotti69 said:Brown envelopes help hide motors easily.hrotha said:It remains to be seen how easy it was to detect. Everybody can put a motor in their bike. Avoiding detection (which is what makes it feasible in a professional context) is a different matter altogether.
sure ask Diaack.hrotha said:That's not how brown envelopes work when it comes to doping, so I don't know why you'd assume it'd be different with motors.Benotti69 said:Brown envelopes help hide motors easily.hrotha said:It remains to be seen how easy it was to detect. Everybody can put a motor in their bike. Avoiding detection (which is what makes it feasible in a professional context) is a different matter altogether.
It's not brown envelopes. It's Sysmex machines (which can never be found).hrotha said:That's not how brown envelopes work when it comes to doping, so I don't know why you'd assume it'd be different with motors.Benotti69 said:Brown envelopes help hide motors easily.hrotha said:It remains to be seen how easy it was to detect. Everybody can put a motor in their bike. Avoiding detection (which is what makes it feasible in a professional context) is a different matter altogether.
Rough translation:"Of dit een gerichte controle was? We controleren al een tijdje op de wereldkampioenschappen. De laatste jaren was er ook heisa en hebben we onze technologie aangepast."
(Source: Sporza.be)
it doesn't matter if it's technologically possible.hrotha said:It remains to be seen how easy it was to detect. Everybody can put a motor in their bike. Avoiding detection (which is what makes it feasible in a professional context) is a different matter altogether.
Hey, you tell that to whoever argued that. I always questioned its feasibility, not pro riders' willingness to exploit something illegal. Closest thing to that I ever said was that it was likely to be seen as much worse than doping within the peloton.sniper said:it doesn't matter if it's technologically possible.hrotha said:It remains to be seen how easy it was to detect. Everybody can put a motor in their bike. Avoiding detection (which is what makes it feasible in a professional context) is a different matter altogether.
motordoping is ethically so far out that nobody would even consider it.
doping, yes, motordoping, nah.
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I am curious if that year by Matti Breschel was legit or not, when he was at CSC, because he did have a fine year that year with Spartacus.MarkvW said:I'm a believer now. Go SPARTACUS Go!!!sniper said:this must be a hoax.
the technology doesn't exist yet.
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