red_flanders said:Even dopers have to train. Andy just doesn't like riding a bike.
Moose McKnuckles said:That explains why he's not very good at shifting either.
zigmeister said:I'm surprised in the xwind today that Horner didn't just ride off the front and put 3 minutes on Nibali and take the victory with all the juice he is on.
hrotha said:Dude, you'd be shocked if a guy who worked with Ferrari as a youngster and who now rides for Astana was popped? Unless you choose to define "mega-doping" as "ludicruous amounts of dope that would trip every wire ever", you're being very naive.
FoxxyBrown1111 said:... OTOH, I´d surprised, ... no, shocked if Nibali ever gets caught for "mega" doping. I guess most of the clinic "members" see it realistic; that GT riders actually do work in (at least) the grey area (micro-doping and/or shady methods).
But yet on another OTOH, Nibali showed talent early, his progress is smooth and steady, he is the true champ. And if Vuelta organizers have any influence of the outcome, they wold never ever allow Horner to get away with the GT-Victory. Because they know he is the exact opposite of Nibali. So after all they know the grandpa will be caught sooner or later...
That means it would be the (at least) same disaster as with Mosquera...
131313 said:Actually, if you look at USADA's OOC report (available on their website), we was tested quite a bit while he was training at home. That said, I don't have much confidence in those who are doing results management of the passport, and I think he's probably jacked to the gills--but he's been tested a fair bit this year OOC.
Oldman said:Actually Nibali would be showing talent to equal Horner's younger, clean attributes. CH was able to ride serious American pro criteriums extremely well. The kind that terrify twinkie Euro climbing lightweights. He may not TT but he's always managed to be on the right side of pack splits and anticipate the action.
Test 'em both.
Don't know and don't care.Moose McKnuckles said:Have we seen a single clean victory in pro cycling this year? Would we expect to, given the current makeup of the ProTour team Directeurs Sportifs?
But yet on another OTOH, Nibali showed talent early, his progress is smooth and steady, he is the true champ. And if Vuelta organizers have any influence of the outcome, they wold never ever allow Horner to get away with the GT-Victory. Because they know he is the exact opposite of Nibali. So after all they know the grandpa will be caught sooner or later...
It was a FoxxyBrown1111 quotehrotha said:Hey, Cycle Chic doesn't represent The Clinic.
Threads like "an african won something, a south african in yellow , wow fishy"
Papa Kel said:How did Horner stay out of his saddle for so long? Never seen anything like it.
BroDeal said:That is how good climbers used to climb before the blood vector doping era.
EnacheV said:I found it funny that when someone not from the south of europe wins something the forum is flooded with tears of butthurt fans. Threads like "an african won something, a south african in yellow , wow fishy" just solidify the thing. Like if you are from south , winning is because of talent (and forgot, panache hahahaha), if not than you must be doping.
This basically sums it well. The foundation of all doping threads. Nobody seems to be bothered with a mediocre and boring dude winning a lot of GT's![]()
hrotha said:Hey, Cycle Chic doesn't represent The Clinic.
hrotha said:Dude, you'd be shocked if a guy who worked with Ferrari as a youngster and who now rides for Astana was popped? Unless you choose to define "mega-doping" as "ludicruous amounts of dope that would trip every wire ever", you're being very naive.
Papa Kel said:How did Horner stay out of his saddle for so long? Never seen anything like it.