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Gkam84
Fenn and De Gendt didn’t
Fenn and De Gendt didn’t “abandon” they were kicked off for holding onto cars….details sketchy 😕Gkam84
Decent break today
Flecha,
Decent break todayFlecha, Ulissi, Preidler, Meersman, Paterski, Kohler, Oroz, Sijmens, Clement & Marczynski they have 4’09” after 84km
Gkam84
Fenn jumps off, that leaves a
Fenn jumps off, that leaves a list for todayFenn
De Clercq
Markus
Losada
BoivinJust as I wrote that De Gendt left the race aswell
Gkam84
Today’s stage winner
1 The
Today’s stage winner1 The Burghfield Cycle Club ianthegecko 211
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Sprint
Roux
Hoogerland
Aramen
SprintRoux
Hoogerland
AramendiaGkam84
Chiv also had Martin who
Chiv also had Martin who didn’t start and Mollema who didn’t score 😉Gkam84
Hmmmm, I don’t know where
Hmmmm, I don’t know where Chiv is, but 7 stage winners today1 Scorekeeper scorekeeper 226
1= Gmancervelo Gmancervelo 226
1= bretagne s�ch� yann le coz 226
1= BMC (Bald Manc C___) Racing bradders1980 226
1= cherrypicked cherrypicked 226
1= The Pigeons chrisdstripes 226
1= Radio Bank guinunes 226Gkam84
chiv30 wrote:1,2,4,5,6,7,9
chiv30 wrote:1,2,4,5,6,7,9 for me plus wherever mollema finished <:PMollema came home in 35th…no full house for you, but I guess you will get the stage win
Gkam84
Its going to be confusing
Its going to be confusing with jersey’s tomorrow, Will Konig be in the mountains and Horner in the Allround??Gkam84
Nibali slips to fourth on
Nibali slips to fourth on GC1 Nicolas ROCHE Ireland TST 29 31:39:30
2 Christopher HORNER United States RLT 42 +17
3 Daniel MORENO FERNANDEZ Spain KAT 32 +17
4 Vincenzo NIBALI Italy AST 29 +18
5 Leopold KONIG Czech Republic TNE 26 +29
6 Haimar ZUBELDIA AGIRRE Spain RLT 36 +30
7 Alejandro VALVERDE BELMONTE Spain MOV 33 +31
8 Rigoberto URAN URAN Colombia SKY 26 +42
9 Rafal MAJKA Poland TST 24 +52
10 Joaquin RODRIGUEZ OLIVER Spain KAT 34 +1:03Gkam84
1 Leopold
1 Leopold KONIG CZE TNE 26 4:09:46
2 Daniel MORENO FERNANDEZ ESP KAT 32 +1
3 Nicolas ROCHE IRL TST 29 +5
4 Thibaut PINOT FRA FDJ 23 +5
5 Ivan BASSO ITA CAN 36 +5
6 Bart DE CLERCQ BEL LTB 27 +8
7 Igor ANTON HERNANDEZ ESP EUS 30 +13
8 Alejandro VALVERDE BELMONTE ESP MOV 33 +19
9 Joaquin RODRIGUEZ OLIVER ESP KAT 34 +19
10 Rigoberto URAN URAN COL SKY 26 +23
11 Christopher HORNER USA RLT 42 +23
12 Rafal MAJKA POL TST 24 +23
13 Domenico POZZOVIVO ITA ALM 31 +23
14 Haimar ZUBELDIA AGIRRE ESP RLT 36 +23
15 Sergio Luis HENAO MONTOYA COL SKY 26 +27
16 Vincenzo NIBALI ITA AST 29 +27
17 Warren BARGUIL FRA ARG 22 +31
18 Ivan SANTAROMITA ITA BMC 29 +40
19 Yohan BAGOT FRA COF 26 +40
20 David ARROYO DURAN ESP CJR 33 +40Gkam84
I made 5 changes and still
I made 5 changes and still have 5 transfers left =))Also managed 2 in the break… 8}
Alejandro Valverde
Rigoberto Uran Uran
Carlos Alberto Betancur
Daniel Moreno
Domenico Pozzovivo
Rafal Majka
Jorge Azanza
Haimar Zubeldia
Francis De GreefGkam84
Flat pedals….oh lord
Flat pedals….oh lord :&August 28, 2013 at 10:53 pm in reply to: Anyone know what tool I need for removing Freehub PIC Included #754103Gkam84
EDIT, after a little
EDIT, after a little searching, you need a tool that Shimano used to make, called a FH-40.Thankfully for you, Park Tool make one, its called a FR-2
Gkam84
I don’t know about the safety
I don’t know about the safety aspect. But I’m going with this reason.Retailers set a price for a bike, which is normally less than the sum of its parts (if bought individually)
They don’t want to start taking parts off and giving discount’s.
It leaves the customer with two choices, buy the bike and do something with the parts they don’t want or buy the parts and build the bike they want
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