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Marco Pantani: Death of a Pirate
This has been out for a couple of weeks but I haven't seen it mentioned anywhere in the cycling press, so I thought some people on here might be interested. Haven't listened to it yet so can't vouch for the quality, but I'm certainly going to.
If you're new please join in and if you have questions pop them below and the forum regulars will answer as best we can.
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- chrisonabike 3 sec ago
Eh? Where is this Hebdon Bridge you're talking about?
- jayinjapants 1 hour 4 min ago
Mine takes 38s but the clearance on the front derailleur is rather tight.
- jakker 2 hours 56 min ago
Physics, it's how things work.
- Simmo72 7 hours 10 min ago
TNT can sit on my seatpost and swivel. Not giving a penny to the vile bean counters.
- David9694 8 hours 49 min ago
Dawlish driver suffered seizure before smashing into wall...
- C3a 9 hours 26 sec ago
I agree. Off to sign.
- themuffle 9 hours 13 min ago
With both Hunt and Scribe, I really think you'd be mad to get wheels from anybody else.
- Sriracha 9 hours 53 min ago
Weight is a problem when it costs you in energy on the uphill which is lost on the downhill, or lost in braking. But if that energy can be...
- ktache 10 hours 43 min ago
And because they are so likely to flip and are heavier they have to have stronger and wider A pillars which reduces visibility.
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Listened to the first two episodes now, very good so far. Possibly a little too much "layman's terms" at times for some road.cc readers but generally very interesting, brings back a lot of memories of following cycling in the 90s and Matt Rendell's (no relation) insights are excellent.
I've only listened to the first episode, but certainly intend to listen to the rest. Very good so far.
If it's anything like the 'Spygate' series that they did (for some reason hosted by DJ Pete Tong!) about the Formula One teams Ferrari/McLaren spying saga, then it should be okay for both knowledgable cycling fans and casuals alike. As a long time F1 fan I felt the Spygate series was a fairly decent balance between exlplaining basic stuff to the uninititated, and keeping it interesting for those that already know plenty about the sport.