Iconic images signifying change
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This an later the superman were finally the straws that broke the postitional camels back and halted the slide towards HPV racing.You only need two tools: WD40 and Duck Tape.
If it doesn't move and should, use the WD40.
If it shouldn't move and does, use the tape.0 -
Speaking of which…
… Chris Boardman - 1994 TdF prologue at Lille (ok hardly an iconic image).0 -
Another quite interesting one…
Petit-Enghien - 1 October 1961 & first win for Eddy Merckx!0 -
Perhaps she's the prize ?0
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RonB wrote:Speaking of which…
… Chris Boardman - 1994 TdF prologue at Lille (ok hardly an iconic image).0 -
Paul 8v wrote:The best thing about this is that Leblanc had been slating his hour record saying anyone in the Peloton could do that time, then he got passed in a Prologue :-)Twitter: @RichN950
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RichN95 wrote:Paul 8v wrote:The best thing about this is that Leblanc had been slating his hour record saying anyone in the Peloton could do that time, then he got passed in a Prologue :-)
Now that's a comeback. Oscar Wilde, eat your heart out.Warning No formatter is installed for the format0 -
“New York has the haircuts, London has the trousers, but Belfast has the reason!0
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“New York has the haircuts, London has the trousers, but Belfast has the reason!0
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greasedscotsman wrote:
That's a great pic. I had a look for a photo of both Vos and Longo from c2004 but no joy.0 -
A bit like RonB's Boardman photo, not the greatest image, but...0
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“New York has the haircuts, London has the trousers, but Belfast has the reason!0
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Only just realised this image isn't in there.0 -
Pross wrote:ddraver wrote:SpecialGuestStar wrote:climbing trains
You re going to have to help me with how that is a "change"...
They aren't wearing USPS jerseys."an original thinker… the intellectual heir of Galileo and Einstein… suspicious of orthodoxy - any orthodoxy… He relishes all forms of ontological argument": jane90.0 -
all show no go wrote:
I think that there have been some real changes. For example, they no longer put out a press release when a rider tests positive!"an original thinker… the intellectual heir of Galileo and Einstein… suspicious of orthodoxy - any orthodoxy… He relishes all forms of ontological argument": jane90.0 -
Pra Loup, 1975..."an original thinker… the intellectual heir of Galileo and Einstein… suspicious of orthodoxy - any orthodoxy… He relishes all forms of ontological argument": jane90.0
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RonB wrote:Another quite interesting one…
Petit-Enghien - 1 October 1961 & first win for Eddy Merckx!
Is that Eddy Merckx? Smiling?Ben
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BenderRodriguez wrote:Pra Loupe, 1975...
Saw Thévenet today, he's aged well.BASI Nordic Ski Instructor
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It was his first win, after that there were no smiles!0
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davidof wrote:
Campag quick release..0 -
inseine wrote:
Actually that bike is fitted with a 'Super Champion' Osgear. Roger Lapebie used one to win the 1937 Tour de France with a record average speed, which was the first year derailleurs were allowed in the Tour. By the way, the Osgear was even indexed!"an original thinker… the intellectual heir of Galileo and Einstein… suspicious of orthodoxy - any orthodoxy… He relishes all forms of ontological argument": jane90.0 -
BenderRodriguez wrote:inseine wrote:
Actually that bike is fitted with a 'Super Champion' Osgear. Roger Lapebie used one to win the 1937 Tour de France with a record average speed, which was the first year derailleurs were allowed in the Tour. By the way, the Osgear was even indexed!
Good one. It would be interesting to know the stories behind all the pictures, or is it supposed to be some sort of challenge?0 -
inseine wrote:It would be interesting to know the stories behind all the pictures, or is it supposed to be some sort of challenge?
Good point. The Pra Loup picture shows Merckx's last day in the yellow jersey of the Tour de France."an original thinker… the intellectual heir of Galileo and Einstein… suspicious of orthodoxy - any orthodoxy… He relishes all forms of ontological argument": jane90.0