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trekbmc |
Posted on 22-12-2015 14:38
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haha I thought you had written it, then that somebody had written the same thing as you when I saw bike's post again.
On the ASO thing, there's also a UCI HC rule that HC races have to be under 200km and new races cannot be over 5 stages, not sure what will happen with the latter rule, although the 200km one will affect both LBL and Roubaix.
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Posted on 27-11-2024 17:51
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Ollfardh |
Posted on 22-12-2015 14:47
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Well, if they make it a .1 race, they can't invite enough WT teams, so it will most likely be completely without the UCI rules.
So I doubt it will happen, but yeah, if both parties are stubborn.. https://en.wikipe...BA_lockout
Changed my sig, this was getting absurd.
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sutty68 |
Posted on 22-12-2015 17:11
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Ian Butler wrote:
bike 42 wrote:
ASO v.s UCI battles are happening in lots of different sports, this always happens when money gets into a sport, the professionals are better for it, which is the way it should be because they do their jobs really well, but the fans come worse when the money comes into play because the racing becomes worse with the infighting behind the scenes about who should be getting the money produced through the racing. Cycling will become better with more money but it needs to spent in the right places.
Holy shit I was reading this and thinking: huh, I didn't write this...
Then I saw, avatar mirrored daamn confusing
Don't you have copyright to that picture Ian |
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bike 42 |
Posted on 22-12-2015 18:20
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sutty68 wrote:
Ian Butler wrote:
bike 42 wrote:
ASO v.s UCI battles are happening in lots of different sports, this always happens when money gets into a sport, the professionals are better for it, which is the way it should be because they do their jobs really well, but the fans come worse when the money comes into play because the racing becomes worse with the infighting behind the scenes about who should be getting the money produced through the racing. Cycling will become better with more money but it needs to spent in the right places.
Holy shit I was reading this and thinking: huh, I didn't write this...
Then I saw, avatar mirrored daamn confusing
Don't you have copyright to that picture Ian
sorry I will change it |
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trekbmc |
Posted on 22-12-2015 18:27
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bike 42 wrote:
sutty68 wrote:
Ian Butler wrote:
bike 42 wrote:
ASO v.s UCI battles are happening in lots of different sports, this always happens when money gets into a sport, the professionals are better for it, which is the way it should be because they do their jobs really well, but the fans come worse when the money comes into play because the racing becomes worse with the infighting behind the scenes about who should be getting the money produced through the racing. Cycling will become better with more money but it needs to spent in the right places.
Holy shit I was reading this and thinking: huh, I didn't write this...
Then I saw, avatar mirrored daamn confusing
Don't you have copyright to that picture Ian
sorry I will change it
I think it's fine, it is a very nice avatar.
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Avin Wargunnson |
Posted on 22-12-2015 18:51
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Really nice avatar
Meanwhile....Peter Sagan voted Rider of the Year in Cyclingnews Reader Poll.
https://www.cyclin...ader-poll/
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Ian Butler |
Posted on 22-12-2015 19:03
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Haha you guys, Jesus
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SSJ2Luigi |
Posted on 22-12-2015 19:11
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great idea
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trekbmc |
Posted on 22-12-2015 19:14
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In which rotation?
Edited by trekbmc on 22-12-2015 19:22
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Shonak |
Posted on 22-12-2015 20:20
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Ian finally getting the recognition he deserves by getting everything stolen! The burden of every great artist.
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Luxemburger |
Posted on 22-12-2015 21:47
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Too bad I already submittier my votes... |
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sutty68 |
Posted on 22-12-2015 23:36
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F**k me Ian's busy tonight |
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Ian Butler |
Posted on 23-12-2015 00:41
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God shows himself in mysterious ways.
I, apparently, show myself in the same shape over again, but different rotations and color schemes.
It's confusing as hell, though. |
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Strydz |
Posted on 23-12-2015 09:29
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Did I drop Acid and wander into an Ian Butler fantasy land?
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Shonak |
Posted on 23-12-2015 11:34
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Strydz wrote:
Did I drop Acid and wander into an Ian Butler fantasy land?
Strong stuff!
It's where you get your daily dose of Ian Butler.
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Stromeon |
Posted on 23-12-2015 13:36
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Time to come back to the real world?
Tirreno - Adriatico route revealed a couple of days ago
Not a great route imo (although we have had some great T-A routes in the past few years that this has to measure up to). The MTF is easier than Terminillo last year but difficult enough to neutralise the rest of the stage - something like 10km @ 7.5% I read. Unfortunately the potential banana-skin stage that is stage 4 is before the MTF so people will probably be conserving energy rather than the excellent 2013 route where there was a beautiful hilly stage ripe for attacks after two tough mountainous stages, resulting in action galore. A stage like that with the Marchigian Muros (Montelupone, Sant'Elpidio a Mare etc) would have been much better than what is a rather lame stage 6.
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Bikex |
Posted on 23-12-2015 14:40
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I don't get why you think you'd have a chance. Your avatar is not special basically everyone has the same.
Edit: I'm in
Edited by Bikex on 23-12-2015 14:49
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bike 42 |
Posted on 23-12-2015 17:48
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I think that the T-A route is trying to get the classics riders away from Paris-Nice as that has been the easier course over the last couple of years |
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Posted on 23-12-2015 19:35
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Bikex wrote:
I don't get why you think you'd have a chance. Your avatar is not special basically everyone has the same.
Edit: I'm in
And can we all agree that is the Avatar of the Year now. So original, not one but two bikes!
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sutty68 |
Posted on 23-12-2015 20:42
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I take it that now on December 23rd will be Ian Butler day on PCM daily |
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