Wednesday, April 4th, 2007
Riding a custom built Razzo at Ironman South Africa
Interesting topic for a blog post. I guess the question should be is there such a thing as the perfect bike? Let’s face it, everyone’s perception of perfection is different and what works for me will probably not work for you.
So having stated the obvious, I am [...]
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Thursday, February 22nd, 2007
Levi Leipheimer using the praying mantis position at the Amgen Tour of California
It appears that Floyd Landis has left more than just a fleeting impression on the sport and I am not talking about doping.
Being an ex-cyclist, I pay close attention to the international cycling scene, particularly the advances in technology and aerodynamics.
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