Pub Talk - Greatest Cycling Photo Ever!
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phreak wrote:'Performance analysis and Froome not being clean was a media driven story. I haven’t heard one guy in the peloton say a negative thing about Froome, and I haven’t heard a single person in the peloton suggest Froome isn’t clean.' TSP0
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For me, it's any photo of Robert Millar as he was the "inspiration" for me to ride my bike (badly) as a kid:
http://www.georgesfoundation.org
http://100hillsforgeorge.blogspot.com/
http://www.12on12in12.blogspot.co.uk/0 -
I know they can border on cliché and are not necessarily great cycling photos, but no TdF is complete for me without some sunflowers.0 -
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And one for FF - check out the muscle definition here!
from: http://thesoiledchamois.net/badass-wrench/http://www.georgesfoundation.org
http://100hillsforgeorge.blogspot.com/
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Yeah that one is top class. I made an avatar out of his leg it was so cool.Contador is the Greatest0
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Have we had this one yet?
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Terrible picture but the story it tells is epic:
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I love the old ones of guys riding unsurfaced mountain roads with spare tyres wrapped around them.
Quite like this one (and several others from that edition of L-B-L)
also any of those muddy P-R photos as well. Anything that shows the true suffering and epic nature that only cycling manages to provide as a sport.
Came across this as well which really shows the true colour and fanaticism of cycling
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Mccaria wrote:
I know they can border on cliché and are not necessarily great cycling photos, but no TdF is complete for me without some sunflowers.
I had a great poster from the ‘87 TDF of Adrian Timmis riding a bike with a disc wheel through a field of sunflowers. I think it was from Winning magazine. My mum probably binned it. Would love to get hold of a copy if anybody has one?0 -
Pixel for pixel this gives me more goosebumps than many
...a rare 100% loyal Pro Race poster. A poster boy for the community.0 -
ju5t1n wrote:Mccaria wrote:
I know they can border on cliché and are not necessarily great cycling photos, but no TdF is complete for me without some sunflowers.
I had a great poster from the ‘87 TDF of Adrian Timmis riding a bike with a disc wheel through a field of sunflowers. I think it was from Winning magazine. My mum probably binned it. Would love to get hold of a copy if anybody has one?
Ada has it on his wall in his shop ( www.cadencesport.co.uk ) he'd be a good place to ask!
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Here you go.
Insta: ATEnduranceCoaching
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ANC - goo shout - I liked this one of Joey when I was getting into cycling
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two from the same day
"In many ways, my story was that of a raging, Christ-like figure who hauled himself off the cross, looked up at the Romans with blood in his eyes and said 'My turn, sock cookers'"
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This is the most important cycling picture to me. It's what hooked me on the sport. I watched it on the day and loved it. had to google terms etc during the race.
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Disgruntled Goat
I was on the Champs Élysées for that time trial. The French had come to anoint their champion and host one almighty celebration. The mood changed from euphoria to complete and utter dejection in about ooh 8 seconds ! Was thinking about this last week as I was skiing in Spain and during breakfast in walked Mr Delgado and family. If he hadn't been so slow to the prologue it could have been such a different Tour.0 -
Mccaria wrote:Disgruntled Goat
I was on the Champs Élysées for that time trial. The French had come to anoint their champion and host one almighty celebration. The mood changed from euphoria to complete and utter dejection in about ooh 8 seconds ! Was thinking about this last week as I was skiing in Spain and during breakfast in walked Mr Delgado and family. If he hadn't been so slow to the prologue it could have been such a different Tour.
Did Pedro have his donkey with him?
Great tale about the Champs. I've never seen a man look more crushed than Fignon that day."In many ways, my story was that of a raging, Christ-like figure who hauled himself off the cross, looked up at the Romans with blood in his eyes and said 'My turn, sock cookers'"
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Awesome picture. The VW Type 3 cabriolet was never available as a production car and the only known examples are in museums, yet here is one used as a support car.2020/2021/2022 Metric Century Challenge Winner0 -
CarbonClem wrote:
Awesome picture. The VW Type 3 cabriolet was never available as a production car and the only known examples are in museums, yet here is one used as a support car.
I've got a type 3 (Notch back) didn't know they even made a cabrio!0 -
Art Vandelay wrote:A few for the gallery:
Always like this one, really captures the speed and fun sensation of body shift/balance through corners.0 -
FocusZing wrote:Art Vandelay wrote:A few for the gallery:
Always like this one, really captures the speed and fun sensation of body shift/balance through corners.0 -
Paul 8v wrote:I've got a type 3 (Notch back) didn't know they even made a cabrio!
Another one you'll appreciate then 8)2020/2021/2022 Metric Century Challenge Winner0 -
CarbonClem wrote:Paul 8v wrote:I've got a type 3 (Notch back) didn't know they even made a cabrio!
Another one you'll appreciate then 8)0 -
Paul 8v wrote:FocusZing wrote:Art Vandelay wrote:A few for the gallery:
Always like this one, really captures the speed and fun sensation of body shift/balance through corners.
I'm pretty sure it is of it's time. Bikes are called Path Racers: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Path_RacerContador is the Greatest0 -
frenchfighter wrote:Paul 8v wrote:FocusZing wrote:Art Vandelay wrote:A few for the gallery:
Always like this one, really captures the speed and fun sensation of body shift/balance through corners.
I'm pretty sure it is of it's time. Bikes are called Path Racers: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Path_Racer
Yep - period shot but AFAIK the rider and situation are unknown. The rider - totally focused and in the moment.0