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Bavarianrider said:In a real flat TT Tony is stronger. Everything else Ulle.
But Tony is in shape more often then Ulle
Michielveedeebee said:Untrue, Jan would own Tony every day of the week, hilly TT, MTT, Flat TT
another stupid Tony Martin thread
Swede1 said:If the route has 2 long time trials then Tony Martin can maybe top 5. This year it will be hard for him because its mostly mountains.
Michielveedeebee said:with a 250 km TT he might get in top 10
jens_attacks said:c'mon you can't even compare them.and what is the pus.sy hillary swanc doing here?
Michielveedeebee said:Untrue, Jan would own Tony every day of the week, hilly TT, MTT, Flat TT
another stupid Tony Martin thread
Bavarianrider said:I am a die hard Ulle fan. But on a totally flat course i think Tony is a little stronger. Tony is bigger then Ulle and has even more power in his legs. Obviously once there's a hill Ulle is superior.
hrotha said:The real question the man in the street is asking is: can Tony Martin be top 8?
El Pistolero said:Fixed it for you
El Pistolero said:Descend time trials as well.They don't exist anymore,but that fatty would totally destroy everyone on descends.
taiwan said:tony has the better chrono, and robert climbs better, but in ten years time in a mountain itt on the moon with vibranium powered bikes, who would have the most syllabes in their first and family names combined?