His wrist might be broken. But the complication of the fracture I believe is marketing from UAE. His rivals of course knows this.
He will be flying in July.
He will be flying in July.
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Pothole causing the fall of Pogacar in Liege-Bastogne-Liege is filled two days after the race
Put die val van Pogacar in Luik-Bastenaken-Luik veroorzaakte, is twee dagen na koers opgevuld | Foto
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Good friend had a scaphoid fracture from football years ago and it took awful long to heal since its apparently a bone that is not well supplied with blood. That said, it was not extremly painful for him. Lets just see.His wrist might be broken. But the complication of the fracture I believe is marketing from UAE. His rivals of course knows this.
He will be flying in July.
That looks like several different holes that've been patched. All of that broken pavement should have been removed and replaced and looks like some of it was. That's some public works competence for you.Pothole causing the fall of Pogacar in Liege-Bastogne-Liege is filled two days after the race
Put die val van Pogacar in Luik-Bastenaken-Luik veroorzaakte, is twee dagen na koers opgevuld | Foto
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That looks like several different holes that've been patched. All of that broken pavement should have been removed and replaced and looks like some of it was. That's some public works competence for you.
We’ve already established it’s a great idea for amateur or specifically recreational cyclists, because that is who the market is geared towards. When the many issues that have been brought up that you ignore get addressed I and others all agreed it would be in the peloton. The state it’s in, isn’t viable or safe for the professional racing. The problem with helmets when they were first coming out were looks, weight, vision, and heat. All of those were addressed and improved on getting to the point now. When the technological advancement is there, your wish will be granted.@Cookster15
In case of the picture above. Where the hole was spread over half of the lane. There should really be no excuses there. It's not just about pro peloton. That is a hazard to public transport.
As for the apparel. You might consider something bizarre ATM. But i am sure that a lot of people felt like that when introducing helmet. Like 20 years back and years prior to mandatory introduction. A lot of bizarre opposition from that era. I am sure that the helmet was not the last piece of safety oriented apparel introduced in road cycling. Apparel that can statistically prove it is effective. So just give it time and likely some day you will wear it too. And it won't feel weird or bizarre. Especially when you crash.
Lol at the hair sticking out of the helmet...fantastic!I've been to the future, and I can tell you that CyclistAbi will one day launch a line of protectice clothing, which will almost make crash-related injuries a thing of the past.
Below you'll see a picture of Pogačar winning the 2032 Tour de France on a very high tech Colnago bike:
Looking at that picture it appeared a larger area had been marked for repair and the paint demarcation was aged. There is also patches of different age based on the asphalt discoloration. If I were to guess the organizers or someone did highlight for repair and some slacker did the minimum and probably told the organizing staff "all done". After you drive a few cars over that area it would ravel into a worse situation and Tadej followed someone that didn't see it. Going that fast in a tight pack doesn't give you any reaction time. Sucks, big time.@Cookster15
In case of the picture above. Where the hole was spread over half of the lane. There should really be no excuses there. It's not just about pro peloton. That is a hazard to public transport.
As for the apparel. You might consider something bizarre ATM. But i am sure that a lot of people felt like that when introducing helmet. Like 20 years back and years prior to mandatory introduction. A lot of bizarre opposition from that era. I am sure that the helmet was not the last piece of safety oriented apparel introduced in road cycling. Apparel that can statistically prove it is effective. So just give it time and likely some day you will wear it too. And it won't feel weird or bizarre. Especially when you crash.
Maybe someone can figure it out but I am struggling to visualise how airbags on bikes could possibly work - technology or not?@Cookster15
In case of the picture above. Where the hole was spread over half of the lane. There should really be no excuses there. It's not just about pro peloton. That is a hazard to public transport.
As for the apparel. You might consider something bizarre ATM. But i am sure that a lot of people felt like that when introducing helmet. Like 20 years back and years prior to mandatory introduction. A lot of bizarre opposition from that era. I am sure that the helmet was not the last piece of safety oriented apparel introduced in road cycling. Apparel that can statistically prove it is effective. So just give it time and likely some day you will wear it too. And it won't feel weird or bizarre. Especially when you crash.
The airbag they’re referring too is the airbag jacket recreational cyclists use, and you’re points were brought up by many in the crashes thread when this was brought as a solution. there’s probably 5-7 pages of just that topic.Maybe someone can figure it out but I am struggling to visualise how airbags on bikes could possibly work - technology or not?
Helmets are very easy - they sit on your head. Fashion wise we adjusted (yes I am from the pre helmet era). But where would an airbag sit on a race bike?
Not saying it’s impossible just saying it isn’t as simple as putting airbags in cars. There are many other safety aspects that can be considered first. Like too many motos and support vehicles?
Do motorcycles even have airbags? There are airbag jackets but with the emphasis on aerodynamics - and cooling - that presents other challenges for bike racing. So let’s worry about all the easy and obvious ways to improve safety first.
Okay thanks I wasn’t aware.The airbag they’re is referring too is the airbag jacket recreational cyclists use, and you’re points were brought up by many in the crashes thread when this was brought as a solution. there’s probably 5-7 pages of just that topic.
I've been to the future, and I can tell you that CyclistAbi will one day launch a line of protectice clothing, which will almost make crash-related injuries a thing of the past.
Below you'll see a picture of Pogačar winning the 2032 Tour de France on a very high tech Colnago bike:
Seriously, I think people who are outraged about this pothole are spoiled in regards to roads. Most roads in Germany now look like this, there are potholes everywhere. If nobody wants to spend the money on roads maintenance or close the roads for that for years, you think they do it just to have smooth roads for a bike race? Do you think there is just this one pothole in the whole stretch of road?
Many European roads look like streusel cake, it's normal, and you can also not put a sign to every single one.
Sorry for laughing, I just wonder if you have an idea what these streets usually look like...
Second topic is the fracture - a hand/wrist fracture can take a long time to heal and it can have serious implications for racing. Sure, you can get on the trainer immediately, but there are many movements of a bike racer that are difficult to perform if you can't hold the bars with all strength, especially sprinting.
Unfortunately I see it as a major setback for Pogacar.
Seriously, I think people who are outraged about this pothole are spoiled in regards to roads. Most roads in Germany now look like this, there are potholes everywhere. If nobody wants to spend the money on roads maintenance or close the roads for that for years, you think they do it just to have smooth roads for a bike race? Do you think there is just this one pothole in the whole stretch of road?
Many European roads look like streusel cake, it's normal, and you can also not put a sign to every single one.
Sorry for laughing, I just wonder if you have an idea what these streets usually look like...
You make a reasonable point about general conditions but this is a specific race. The fact that they had been repairing potholes; particularly in very high speed areas and assuring participants that those areas are safe is the issue. Most racers are used to that risk and ride accordingly while a responsible promoter should take the measures to minimize the very large problems. I wouldn't blame the local government since these are farm roads. Unless the promoter paid them to do it and the end product was what we saw. The promoter is the responsible party for marking risks like road furniture and posting marshalls to direct riders away from traffic diverters not visible in a large pack.
I am indeed spoiled as hell as Austrian. For some reason we have the best roads I have ever seen which makes me actually wonder often why roads in other countries are so shitty (incl. Germany, Luxembourg, France, Italy where I have driven a car so far in Western Europe). Switzerland was good as well, Iceland was superb on the one real road they have.Seriously, I think people who are outraged about this pothole are spoiled in regards to roads. Most roads in Germany now look like this, there are potholes everywhere. If nobody wants to spend the money on roads maintenance or close the roads for that for years, you think they do it just to have smooth roads for a bike race? Do you think there is just this one pothole in the whole stretch of road?
Many European roads look like streusel cake, it's normal, and you can also not put a sign to every single one.
Sorry for laughing, I just wonder if you have an idea what these streets usually look like...