Andy Schleck looks likely to inherit the 2010 Tour yellow jersey after BBC world news confirmed Alberto Contador has failed a drugs test.
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Andy Schleck looks likely to inherit the 2010 Tour yellow jersey after BBC world news confirmed Alberto Contador has failed a drugs test.
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@dreamlx10 oh dear...
@kevgravelkev How do you know he wasn't ?
@Rome73 The examples you give relate to issues which came up long after those were found to be bad ideas or dangerous. We knew long ago of the problems with illegal e-bikes, the reason for the EAPC regs in the first place.
@Circles you could say the same about so many things; we used to permit smoking on busses and in offices, we used to permit the use of small children to clean chimneys and operate dangerous machinery, we used to permit 14 year olds to drive 125cc motorbikes. Sometimes legislation takes time to catch up with technology and attitudes.
So for years now we have allowed imports of illegal e-bikes and conversion kits, we have spent huge amounts of money on the police to remove them from our streets, and now at last we propose to do something about it. What a stupid country we are. Government ??
He is Australian, so that wouldn't be a surprise
@Surreyrider Yawn, you know this site doesn't specifically cater for you
I got a gravel bike last year for commuting, bike backing and for doing a bit of off road cycling that didn't require a mountain bike. I love it, it really is a jack of all trades. 45c tyres deliver a lot of comfort, the position is really nice for long cycles. I think this article covers gravel riding quite nicely
@slc While I think we can all agree that the state of roads are crap in general, the A4 or A431 (through Kelston) between Bath and Bristol is much smoother. Or at least it’s possible to find smooth sections provided you’re not riding in the gutter at all times. I often ride my 28mm race bike on these roads, but no chance I’d take it on the cycle path. I’d argue that’s it’s more than a ‘few’ roots, and there are also a lot of sections with hidden pot holes. I almost destroyed my front wheel falling into one just this Thursday evening gone! There are certain sections that are definitely adequate, but the Bath end (beyond Bitton) is a bit of a disgrace.
@HoarseMann thanks for the feedback on how it works.
7 thoughts on “Tour de France chaos as Contador test positive”
more
more here…
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/alberto-contador-tests-positive-for-clenbuterol
Its no wonder he was full of
Its no wonder he was full of love and hugs for Schleck, knowing he was doped!
Seriously though, it will be interesting to see how this pans out – but one thing is for sure, Lance will be feeling happy!
Never mind the trivial matter
Never mind the trivial matter of the Tour- I demand your fantasy TDF results are re calculated!
heh. here’s what would have
heh. here’s what would have happened. alexlnumber1 still walks away with the KHS… the smart money was on Schleck, not Contador, as he got white jersey points too
I am still proud I broke the
I am still proud I broke the story on the site before Tony and Dave… that should be worth extra points in the next fantasy game 😀
the historical evidence would
the historical evidence would suggest that you need them 😛
dave_atkinson wrote:the
Dont mention the John Gadret incident will you 😉