auscyclefan94 said:Napolitano has always been quite heavy.
He's lost a lot of weight since his Lampre days though

auscyclefan94 said:Napolitano has always been quite heavy.
Bernie's eyesore said:Magnus Bäckstedt is 94kg I think although not sure if he is still riding this year.
Zam_Olyas said:off topic but this guy is bad ***
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he was a long distance cyclist.
I don't think having energy bars inside your jersey makes you fatPanda Claws said:
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RHRH19861986 said:No, he carries a bottle in the frontside... His cheekbones indicate he´s in shape...
Panda Claws said:Looks funny though.
Also because he said he weighs 74 kg at the moment, and his ideal race weight should be somewhere around 69 kg according to Wikipedia.
iZnoGouD said:If Phinney weighs 85kg he probably pushes close to 500watts for an hour![]()
Jancouver said:I dont think Phinney is 85kg. Based on my own height/weight I would say he is about 80kg. I'm 195cm and 87kg and even last year when I was 83kg he looked leaner and thinner than me.
As per his FTP. I would be be guessing 420-450W max but closer to the 420W area. If I was pushing 500W I would be winning all local Cat 1 races and dropping 120lb guys on every climb.
That's not fat, that's abdominal breathing. For someone with a database of cyclists you should pay more attention to the actual human physiqueRyo Hazuki said:although I'm a bit hesitant to call him a cyclist... :
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Ryo Hazuki said:phinney is 85 kg, he said so himself and of course he looks leane,r he has a lot more muslce(legs) than you probably, which means also more weight
Vansummeren is really skinny, certainly for a cobbles specialist. Taylor Phinney is not.Jancouver said:Just look at Johan Van Summeren. They are same height and JVS is usually listed at 75kg. I dont think Phinney is 10kg heavier.
Here, he is listed at 76kg
http://www.slipstreamsports.com/garmin-slipstream-pro-team/johan-van-summeren
Jancouver said:I dont think Phinney is 85kg. Based on my own height/weight I would say he is about 80kg. I'm 195cm and 87kg and even last year when I was 83kg he looked leaner and thinner than me.
As per his FTP. I would be be guessing 420-450W max but closer to the 420W area. If I was pushing 500W I would be winning all local Cat 1 races and dropping 120lb guys on every climb.
theyoungest said:That's not fat, that's abdominal breathing. For someone with a database of cyclists you should pay more attention to the actual human physique
You can find pictures of Armstrong with the yellow jersey in the Tour, sporting such a pot belly.
Jancouver said:Just look at Johan Van Summeren. They are same height and JVS is usually listed at 75kg. I dont think Phinney is 10kg heavier.
Here, he is listed at 76kg
http://www.slipstreamsports.com/garmin-slipstream-pro-team/johan-van-summeren
iZnoGouD said:Tony Martin pushes betwen 450-500 for an hour i don't know how much lighter he is
Ryo Hazuki said:phinney himself said he's 85 kg, I doubt he's lieing about that
Jancouver said:Do you have his SRM file on hand? At 500W and 75kg he would be at 6.6 watts per kilo and therefore dropping Contador on every climb and easily winning Tour climbs.
I believe it, in off season, why not. At 6'5" I gain 10lb and you cant even tell. Last summer I was 182lb and I knew I can lose 5lb more. At 177lb I would be 80kg and I think thats where Phinney will be this year.
Ryo Hazuki said:yeah whatever. you seem to know it all but don;t even understand basics how watt per kg weight works in a climb. if phinney was 50 kg those 6.6 watt per kg weight would make him a terrific climber, ever heard of gravityand phinney is 85 kg and his top weight is supposedly 83 kg. his own words
How about if you are going down hill?Jancouver said:I can tell that you are a cycling fan and not a (competitive) cyclist otherwise you would understand that cycling is not about gravity but about watts per kilo of weight.
Jancouver said:Do you have his SRM file on hand? At 500W and 75kg he would be at 6.6 watts per kilo and therefore dropping Contador on every climb and easily winning Tour climbs.