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- Radio Freddy
- I spent 20 years of my life working in the bicycle industry, turning wrenches and selling bikes for some of the industry's best shops. I have extensive experience designing and constructing frames in both steel and titanium and have performed thousands of bike fits. I am passionate about bicycles in all forms. The bicycle provides me with physical and mental health and taps me into a social pipeline that allows me to share my passion with others. I ride as often as possible and love the flow of a hard group ride. Check back for musings about all things road cycling and, especially, the Spring Classics. The devil is in the details and I am an expert in the useless minutia that makes up our discipline.
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That's the kind of thing where you don't realize just how crazy it was until a few minutes after it actually happens.
Or until you catch it on the tele that evening.
An incredible recovery, I'm astounded everytime I see it.
This was on the Time website a few years back, to show the effects of inadequate cleat retention (those would be Shimano SPD-SL pedals he's riding)
Of course, if you are PRO, your pedal spring should always be cranked up to "11"
I've done it. And I realized exactly how crazy it was when I looked straight down at the side of my bike. I still don't know how I recovered.
That's Contador.
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