Taylor Phinney
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Holy Thread Bump, Dish!0
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Richmond Racer 2 wrote:Holy Thread Bump, Dish!
Ach, why not eh? A reminder of the great expectations...0 -
dish_dash wrote:Richmond Racer 2 wrote:Holy Thread Bump, Dish!
Ach, why not eh? A reminder of the great expectations...
Phinney and Van Ladygarden. So much US media hype, for not a huge amount of return.0 -
Felt F70 05 (Turbo)
Marin Palisades Trail 91 and 06
Scott CR1 SL 12
Cannondale Synapse Adventure 15 & 16 Di2
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Taylor Phinney:
Joaquin Phoenix:
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some marvellous reminders of the similarity between the lance/ is / isnt dirty conversations and the current Wiggins ones in this thread from 2009.0
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ddraver wrote:Can you point them out please?
if you really cant see them you're either blind stupid or obtuse. Possibly all three0 -
Who's the Betsy Andreu character in the Wiggins story? JTL?
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A young Chap who is living the dream riding in Belgium with the ASFRA Racing Team had Taylor trying to ride him off his back wheel a few weeks ago. This Chap seems to be making Friends and is now a Whatsapp buddy with Tyler after hanging on to his wheel. This Kiddy showed me his whatsapp with Phinney Junior. This Kiddy said Tyler spends a lot of time in the US training so even though he is a European pro, he seems to be at his home in the US out of the way. Funny that a Kid who used to do our Club rides is now out there with riders I have heard of on the telly.
“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance you must keep moving”- Albert Einstein
"You can't ride the Tour de France on mineral water."
-Jacques Anquetil0 -
he comes across as a flat track bully on a bike. which, lets face it you have to be if racing at Pro level.0
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no ta, play your victim games with someone that gives a shitddraver wrote:Help me out then...0 -
ddraver wrote:Rick, can I borrow your Victory Picture please?
You tried to troll, you failed and thats a victory? No wonder you can still believe that Sky and Wiggins could be innocent of all wrong doing.
Like I said before blind, stupid or obtuse.0 -
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its thicky time round here, ill leave you to your denial and negotiating and come back when the anger sets in. its like a gcse psychology text in here0
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Vino'sGhost wrote:its thicky time round here, ill leave you to your denial and negotiating and come back when the anger sets in. its like a gcse psychology text in here
Well it would be, if you provided some evidence.
At GCSE I was always told "point, evidence, explain".
You missed out the middle part (evidence).
You forget - I'm very open minded to hear what doping evidence you have. I'm not in denial it happens.
I just like specifics. You can't offer any.0 -
Rick Chasey wrote:Vino'sGhost wrote:its thicky time round here, ill leave you to your denial and negotiating and come back when the anger sets in. its like a gcse psychology text in here
Well it would be, if you provided some evidence.
At GCSE I was always told "point, evidence, explain".
You missed out the middle part (evidence).
You forget - I'm very open minded to hear what doping evidence you have. I'm not in denial it happens.
I just like specifics. You can't offer any.
My reference was to the response. negotiating is part of that, and you old chum are firmly embracing the negotiating.0 -
For all the talk about us shuitting down debate, we have managed to give WCF 140 odd pages thus far of debate. VG on the other hand has lasted a page and in this case 1 post beforw resorting to insults and flouncing.
One might almost think VG was only worth a sarky comment...We're in danger of confusing passion with incompetence
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Resurrecting this thread as he has just announced he'll retire from the sport after the Japan Cup this weekend.0
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Were he a politician, they’d say he’s retiring to “spend more time with his family”... which is often code for “explaining to them why he and mummy are no longer going to be living together”... but having seen some of Taylor’s art, it’s actually quite engaging. So good luck to ‘im!Rick Chasey wrote:andyp wrote:Resurrecting this thread as he has just announced he'll retire from the sport after the Japan Cup this weekend.
To pursue a creative career, no less.
The writing was on the wall (and all over his paintings) in the Dirty Kanza EF film - you could see his heart for it all (pro cycling) had gone.0 -
I'm sure spending more time with Kasia will appeal to him to."Unfortunately these days a lot of people don’t understand the real quality of a bike" Ernesto Colnago0
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Good luck to him. He has a a talent (as well as a cycling one)0
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I genuinely thought he'd retired a year or two back. Talented but slightly eccentric cyclist that never quite reached his potential, that horrendous crash obviously didn't help though.0
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Two things that had passed me by but jumped out in a quick Google search;
He's only 29
He was 8th in Paris Roubaix last year.0 -
Just noticed this thread was started by Kleber.
Shows how long ago it was.Fckin' Quintana … that creep can roll, man.0
