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Nine Ways to Make Cycling More Entertaining

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  1. In the most recent issue of Procycling magazine they have included a list of nine things to make cycling more entertaining. Just wondering what you think sounds good.

  2. El Loto said:

    In the most recent issue of Procycling magazine they have included a list of nine things to make cycling more entertaining. Just wondering what you think sounds good.


    i wouldn't mind watching a downhill team trial. that would be sick fast

  3. Do away with teams and have every man for himself.

  4. Doctor Morbius said:

    Do away with teams and have every man for himself.


    Doc is on to something here....

  5. velomanct said:

    i wouldn't mind watching a downhill team trial. that would be sick fast

    Pretty short too.

  6. A Downhill Team Trial sounds dangerous to me. The stage wouldnt be down to fitness, would be all about what team pushes the hardest and riding on the limit.

  7. crees22 said:

    A Downhill Team Trial sounds dangerous to me. The stage wouldnt be down to fitness, would be all about what team pushes the hardest and riding on the limit.


    Coud you imagine the average speed? Min-blowing. They would probably have to do it on the Izoard to make the length at least challenging.

  8. Maybe they should put a cyclocross stage in the Tour...

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