Well, as a half-Flemish dude and owner of a Merckx MXM, I'm happy to seethe Cannibal's bikes back where they belong in the pro peloton! It'll be really interesting for me to see which models Boonen et. al. choose for the particular races, especially for Flanders and Roubaix.
I recall Museeuw's comments about the Team SC back in the day--he just loved the bike. I know mine is the best bike I've ever ridden by a long shot. On the other side of the issue, you have to love some of Eddy's other comments about the whole thing.
He does actually get that it's the arrow not the indian, in a way most people who own a bike company would seem unlikely to say. You gotta love the guy.
I recall Museeuw's comments about the Team SC back in the day--he just loved the bike. I know mine is the best bike I've ever ridden by a long shot. On the other side of the issue, you have to love some of Eddy's other comments about the whole thing.
Meanwhile, former champion Eddy Merckx was pleased to have his bikes back in the ProTour. "I am proud to take the plunge with a top team like Quick-Step," he said. "Our bikes are top and can certainly stand alongside the other brands. But in cycling it is not like in the Formula 1, where the car makes the difference."
He does actually get that it's the arrow not the indian, in a way most people who own a bike company would seem unlikely to say. You gotta love the guy.