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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: california
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who is your favorite rider, i like vino and voight-they attack the heck out of everybody and never give up
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Yeh Vino's wicked. I like Vino, Evans, and Armstrong. Good on Vino for switchin teams too.
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speaking of switching teams...did anyone else read about the new German/Italian team with both zabel AND petacchi?????????
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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i like Vino
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Join Date: Oct 2004
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Hopefully that means Zabel will see the light and concentrate on the classics-he's probably not explosive enough anymore to win the big sprints, but I could easily see him winning at Ghent or Flanders. |
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he's too old to compete with the likes of boonen |
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Got a better chance in the classics than in a bunch sprint with Pettachi, Freire, etc. You're right though, he won't beat Boonen straight up (I'm not sure anyone can) but in races like Ghent where the biggest names take it easy for roubaix he may have a shot. |
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Oh yeah, Vino's cool but Adam Craig is the coolest. |
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Chesapeake, VA
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I like vino and david moncoutie, and especially Tom Danielson
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Charlotte, North Carolina
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Since Lance retired, Basso is my favorite right now.
But for the future I will be looking at Andrey Kashenckin.
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Virginia
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Yea, I'm a fan of Basso too, I'm asking for a CSC jersey for Christmas... I also like Levi Leipheimer.
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Charlotte, North Carolina
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Also I love how Jens Voigt races, he just does those super long breakaways.
I used to like Roberto Heras, before he doped ![]()
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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That is what I love about mountain biking there are no idles or extremely famous people. There are home town favorites and trail heroes. People who have made this such a great sport and no one even knows there name. They are my favorite riders.
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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Valverde all the way, he chumps all. World class sprinter (silver at worlds to boonen), world class climber (armstrong beaten at courchevel), he's got heart too (vuelta 2004, crashed yet next day went on attack even though he didn't have it in him). And he just took a classic, and he's only 26. He's so much fun to watch. Ullrich aint to bad, loving his crashes.
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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i've gotta say boonen, he's soooo fast and he's got an awesome sense of style. he can sprint and handle the wicked climbs of flanders as well as finish the tour, he's a complete rider.
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