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tgsgirl said:Nuyens could go for a Flanders-Amstel double if he's at his best, but I think Flèche and LBL are beyond him.
yeah my mindset was more at amstel to be honest, I always thought he could win in holland.
tgsgirl said:Nuyens could go for a Flanders-Amstel double if he's at his best, but I think Flèche and LBL are beyond him.
I mean currently active riders, of course.rghysens said:look at the post above: 1970, who else than Eddy Merckx
Both of them can handle short steep climbs well for the type of rider they are, but against a bunch of Ardennes specialists they'll have a hard time winning on the Mur. I actually think the Nick Nuyens suggestion above isn't all that crazy.sublimit said:The Paris-Roubaix and Fleche double is a difficult one, Maybe Cancellara if he's going well or Flecha.
Wallace said:Nuyens could do the Flanders-Amstel double if he was a much better rider than he actually is. I'll grant that.
RVV, yes. But the Fleche... he'd have to take a headstart before reaching the Mur, or else I don't see how he'll follow some of the better climbers.Buffalo Soldier said:Gilbert can win RVV&Fleche
Agreed, he'll have to attack earlier to have any chance.theyoungest said:RVV, yes. But the Fleche... he'd have to take a headstart before reaching the Mur, or else I don't see how he'll follow some of the better climbers.
Wallace said:Nuyens could do the Flanders-Amstel double if he was a much better rider than he actually is. I'll grant that.