pigoonse said:At 35 min. he is starting to squirm.
Looking more painful...
He was so smooth at first.
Definitely much smoother than I expected, considering how he normally rides. This has got to hurt at this point. Hopefully he can hold on.
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pigoonse said:At 35 min. he is starting to squirm.
Looking more painful...
He was so smooth at first.
sir fly said:Voigt's not just going for the record, he'll set a respectable benchmark for the successors.
trevim said:Agreed. To me the Hour Record is the only way to compare cyclists from different eras. I would love to see what Cancellara could do with Merck's setup
Echoes said:Wait, I understood Buffalo's post was sarcastic, hence my negative reaction.
Anyway RIP Hour Record (1893-2014)
Unless the UCI restore the real rules fir it...
He will manage 51-52 km 24 votes => 17.14%Red Rick said:51.115 it looks like
richwagmn said:The guy just put himself out in front of the world to try a record he could have failed at. Your comment is sad.
DirtyWorks said:Jensie's record is another kind of record though. So is Moser's... So is "superman" position.. So is the last record whomever owns it.
Hence the desire to see a run at the "Merckx" record with plain spoked wheels, round tubes, and drop bars.
It doesn't matter too much to me, but the distinction is something to know. I know the UCI will be happy how it went off.