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- 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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Yikes! Rominger sat on his wheel the last two K. Certainly though, he did a tremendous amount of courageous work to get to that point. This reminds me of the final chapter in Krabbe's book.
How do the writers at BKW wrestle with this ever-present tactical necessity in cycling? Does sprinting past from your breakaway companions at the line after doing less work then them diminish the glory of your win? Is there such a thing as true 'panache', or is every victory gained because one rider took advantage of another?
Listening to Flemish is confusing. My brain keeps feeling that it ought to be able to understand it...
You're soo right Uncle Bob, even I that live 25km away can't understand a word from it. 'Though it makes feel I want to assembly a cupboard or something like that http://www.ikea.com/nl/nl/catalog/categories/series/09063/
Gee, uncle Bob. I am Flemish and even I don't understand a word of what is being said.:-) My guess, however, Ikiro, is that this footage came from Danish (and not Swedish) tv, but I could be totally wrong too. Anyway: Jan Nevens? Must admit I had totally forgotten about him. Should he read this: my apologies!
Uh Stan, Rominger lost the sprint to Sorenson...
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