Nice Tee-Shirt Floyd

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Mar 9, 2010
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Thoughtforfood said:
I wish he had completed the attire and competed in Chuck Taylor's and toe clips.

Good to see him racing. It is obvious, like riding Nevada City, that he just wants to race his bike. A real man keeps riding regardless of his situation, another tucks his tail and runs when he can't hack the pace or the heat anymore.

and cargo shorts!:)
 
Jul 15, 2010
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I heard this was the banned skin-suit...

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Nov 24, 2009
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Whats wrong with that?

It just looks like he is copying DZ?

Too Manits? Which would be ironic considering it was Floyd's Aero position...
 
Nov 24, 2009
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Quid pro quo said:
Credit to Floyd and Lance for still competing despite everything that is going on. These are two guys that really like riding their bikes.

Quid Pro Quo = BPC

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This is a troll
 
May 14, 2010
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"Landis finished 16 seconds off the win in 3:51."

At least 8 to 10 of those seconds was the shirt. Maybe all of them. I wonder what exactly about his skin suit was illegal, and why?
 
Maxiton said:
"Landis finished 16 seconds off the win in 3:51."

At least 8 to 10 of those seconds was the shirt. Maybe all of them. I wonder what exactly about his skin suit was illegal, and why?

He was wearing a skin suit from the old OUCH team, which no longer exists. Since it is no longer a registered team, he cannot use the kit.
 
May 14, 2010
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BroDeal said:
He was wearing a skin suit from the old OUCH team, which no longer exists. Since it is no longer a registered team, he cannot use the kit.

Thanks, Bro.
 
May 26, 2010
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well done Floyd, you wanna race doesn't matter if you have the latest bike, shoes, jersey if you got it in your legs go for it.

i remember the story of Sean Kelly and his brother went into the local town and saw that a bike race was about to start and they asked if they could have a go, no racing bikes, no nothing and Sean nearly won the race, he was 16/17 beating guys who trained to race. Class in cycling does not come from a blood bag.

Again, bravo Floyd, this is what real bike racing is and was always about.
 
Big GMaC said:
Whats wrong with that?

It just looks like he is copying DZ?

Too Manits? Which would be ironic considering it was Floyd's Aero position...
UCI Cycling Regulations rule 1.3.023:
For road time trials...a fixed extension may be added to the
steering system; in this instance only a position where the
forearm is in the horizontal plane is permitted.

(Floyd's current position concurs with the rules.)
 
Nov 24, 2009
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oldcrank said:
UCI Cycling Regulations rule 1.3.023:
For road time trials...a fixed extension may be added to the
steering system; in this instance only a position where the
forearm is in the horizontal plane is permitted.

(Floyd's current position concurs with the rules.)

And how does the oth guy's not?
 
Mar 14, 2009
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He's just a bad boy all the way around

"Cascade Cycling Classic
Bend, OR USA – 21-Jul-2010
DECISION OF THE COMMISSAIRES PANEL
After STAGE ONE McKENZIE PASS ROAD RACE
Organizer: Chad Sperry - Breakaway Promotions, LLC COMMUNIQUE’ NO. CR3
7/21/2010 3:59 PM Page 1 of 1
The Panel of Commissaires
Men & Women – Stage One:
The following penalties were assessed:
UCI 12.1.040.1 USAC 4H4(b). Start. Start without signature check $30
#19 LANDIS, Floyd 20272 Unattached
"

http://www.mbsef.org/_files/File/2010CCCResults/comm3.pdf
 
Apr 28, 2009
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So it wasn't okay for Landis to wear the OUCH skinsuit in the prologue but it's okay in the TT in the same race. That's pretty stupid officiating.

See photo
 
Mar 9, 2010
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oldcrank said:
UCI Cycling Regulations rule 1.3.023:
For road time trials...a fixed extension may be added to the
steering system; in this instance only a position where the
forearm is in the horizontal plane is permitted.

(Floyd's current position concurs with the rules.)

a little ot, but what does the uci have against non-horizontal forearms? i remember a stink about floyd's position a few years back, but i guess i never figured it out exactly. thx.
 
spanky wanderlust said:
what does the uci have against non-horizontal forearms
I don't want to speak for the UCI, but I believe they cited safety
reasons (just as they did when they banned both of Obree's time
trial positions) i.e they believe you can steer, and perhaps brake,
with more control when your forearms are horizontal as opposed
to having your hands higher or lower than your elbows.