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Fortunately I think they were riding tubeless tyres so could carry on.
?? Tubs still have an inner tube in ! At least they did back in my day lol
Fortunately I think they were riding tubeless tyres so could carry on.
?? Tubs still have an inner tube in ! At least they did back in my day lol
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They are self-sealing. Various videos out there of people riding over drawing pins deliberately with them with no issue.
Just getting warmed up for Paris! Can you imagine if he breaks the record in Paris on his last ever ride? Even I’ll be in bits if that happens.Well, by Cav’s own reckoning, that’s one chance gone, four left …
Yeah, tomorrow and maybe Friday this week (?).Just getting warmed up for Paris! Can you imagine if he breaks the record in Paris on his last ever ride? Even I’ll be in bits if that happens.
Tomorrow looks like another attempt btw.
If he makes it to Paris that will be a miracle. You never know with Cav but I fear father time has finally caught up with him.Just getting warmed up for Paris! Can you imagine if he breaks the record in Paris on his last ever ride? Even I’ll be in bits if that happens.
Tomorrow looks like another attempt btw.
I know exactly what you mean, but if there is one person who can rip up the rulebook it's Cavendish. There were some pretty handy riders at the Giro when he won the sprint.If he makes it to Paris that will be a miracle. You never know with Cav but I fear father time has finally caught up with him.
Fascinating stage yesterday and I reckon quite a good indication for the tour overall, incidents/accidents permitting.
Brilliant for Hindley of course, but re the two favourites, Armstrongs old coach gave some great insight on his podcast yesterday.
The record time up the key climb yesterday was previously held by Pogacar from 2020 in his duel with Roglic. But Vingegaard went up yesterday one and a half minutes faster than that time (at 6.9 watts for over 20 mins). The point being, it’s not that Pogacar is off form necessarily, or doing anything wrong. It’s that Vingegaard is performing in an unreal way, on a another level, where he can just toy with the other riders. You could almost describe it as the kind of domination that Bruyneel’s own rider showed back in the day.
I guess the hope is that having caught Jumbo out yesterday, Hindley can hold on to his lead somehow …
Wonderful today, and the scenery not bad either.So glad Pog gapped Vingegard at the end. Despite the best efforts of Jumbo Visma you just can’t keep a good man down. Chapeau Tadej.
Hats off too to the route planners as it’s been excitement from the off rather than ten days of flat shite before the lumpy stuff kicks in. Vive le Tour!
Me too mate, I won’t deny it!I thought it was all over yesterday.
Well said, agree with every word.So glad Pog gapped Vingegard at the end. Despite the best efforts of Jumbo Visma you just can’t keep a good man down. Chapeau Tadej.
Hats off too to the route planners as it’s been excitement from the off rather than ten days of flat shite before the lumpy stuff kicks in. Vive le Tour!
Also, what a ride from James Shaw.Me too mate, I won’t deny it!
Amazing to watch today, and it gives me hope for a more competitive duel.
A shame it looks like Hindley might have been a one hit wonder - be great to see him back in the mix too; he’s still not that far off I guess, thing is though, he won’t be given the leeway anymore for a breakaway I don’t think.
Anyway, now back to Cav …. Eeek!!