Some cat named Hamilton.
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"SH" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Some cat named Hamilton.
Boy, I'm glad to see him 1) do it, and 2) take it. No record this time
though.Wheeliam Strickland didn't do badly either at 148th.
Keep fighting Tyler!
JF
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"Jim Flom " <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"SH" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Some cat named Hamilton.
Boy, I'm glad to see him 1) do it, and 2) take it. No record this time
though.Wheeliam Strickland didn't do badly either at 148th.
Keep fighting Tyler!
JF
Why don't you help Tyler out by compiling a list of non-sanctioned events he
can ride and win. Maybe he could go for the record in the Davis Double. -
"B. Lafferty" <[email hidden]> wrote ...
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Why don't you help Tyler out by compiling a list of non-sanctioned events
he can ride and win. Maybe he could go for the record in the Davis
Double.Why don't you, and I'll check your spelling.
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how about the great salt lake flat ride behind a car
at 175mph thing? most feet of climbing in 24 hours
record? all kinds of stuff he could be doing. -
"Jim Flom " <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"B. Lafferty" <[email hidden]> wrote ...
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Why don't you help Tyler out by compiling a list of non-sanctioned events
he can ride and win. Maybe he could go for the record in the Davis
Double.Why don't you, and I'll check your spelling.
No thanks. I'll use the time to ride. BTW, what are you going to do if CAS
upholds his guilty finding? -
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how about the great salt lake flat ride behind a car
at 175mph thing? most feet of climbing in 24 hours
record? all kinds of stuff he could be doing.He could join the UMCA and do RAAM. He could also join RUSA and do
Boston-Montreal-Boston and P-B-P. I'll bet Speedplay would sponsor him for
those races. -
B. Lafferty said:
"Jim Flom " <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"B. Lafferty" <[email hidden]> wrote ...
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Why don't you help Tyler out by compiling a list of non-sanctioned events
he can ride and win. Maybe he could go for the record in the Davis
Double.Why don't you, and I'll check your spelling.
No thanks. I'll use the time to ride. BTW, what are you going to do if CAS
upholds his guilty finding?Hey Brian, you posted some pretty cool messages about cycling the other
week. I like it when you show your cycling knowledge and talk about your
riding and soforth. Pretty cool table of climbs you posted.I'm just sayin...
jj
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"B. Lafferty" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Jim Flom " <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"B. Lafferty" <[email hidden]> wrote ...
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Why don't you help Tyler out by compiling a list of non-sanctioned
events he can ride and win. Maybe he could go for the record in the
Davis Double.Why don't you, and I'll check your spelling.
No thanks. I'll use the time to ride. BTW, what are you going to do if
CAS upholds his guilty finding?I'll love an imperfect man, just as I do you, Brian. :-)
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"Jim Flom " <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"B. Lafferty" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Jim Flom " <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"B. Lafferty" <[email hidden]> wrote ...
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> Why don't you help Tyler out by compiling a list of non-sanctioned
> events he can ride and win. Maybe he could go for the record in the
> Davis Double.Why don't you, and I'll check your spelling.
No thanks. I'll use the time to ride. BTW, what are you going to do if
CAS upholds his guilty finding?I'll love an imperfect man, just as I do you, Brian. :-)
Especially when they ride down Mt. Washington in your car. :-)
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Duh! He did get busted for doping! Like I don't get the whole keep
fighting thing. I assume you think his chimera defense is plausible? -
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Duh! He did get busted for doping! Like I don't get the whole keep
fighting thing. I assume you think his chimera defense is plausible?The test might be flawed.
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Ewoud Dronkert said:
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Duh! He did get busted for doping! Like I don't get the whole keep
fighting thing. I assume you think his chimera defense is plausible?The test might be flawed.
I thought so, or that it at least had some problems.
I also thought the same thing about the defense.
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gwhite said:
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The test might be flawed.
I thought so, or that it at least had some problems.
I also thought the same thing about the defense.That's right.
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"Ewoud Dronkert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Duh! He did get busted for doping! Like I don't get the whole keep
fighting thing. I assume you think his chimera defense is plausible?The test might be flawed.
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E. DronkertTyler's clean because he's American and a really nice guy who would never,
ever do such a nasty thing as dope. -
B. Lafferty said:
Tyler's clean because he's American and a really nice guy who would
never, ever do such a nasty thing as dope.Has Vayer shown that it's not humanly possible to do what Hamilton's done?
Don't jump to conclusions until Vayer shows it. -
What bike did TH ride, and what did he wear, at Mt. Washington? I'm
curious.-RJ
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"Robert Chung" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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B. Lafferty said:
Tyler's clean because he's American and a really nice guy who would
never, ever do such a nasty thing as dope.Has Vayer shown that it's not humanly possible to do what Hamilton's done?
Don't jump to conclusions until Vayer shows it.
Hamilton weighs about 140lbs., and lets assume his bicycle weighed 16lbs.
The climb is about 7.34 miles in length with an actual vertical gain of
about 4,700 feet. With his time of 51:11 he averaged about 340 watts.
Based on what's been discussed regarding Vayer, what do you think the answer
to your question might be? -
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B. Lafferty said:
"Robert Chung" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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B. Lafferty said:
Tyler's clean because he's American and a really nice guy who would
never, ever do such a nasty thing as dope.Has Vayer shown that it's not humanly possible to do what Hamilton's done?
Don't jump to conclusions until Vayer shows it.
Hamilton weighs about 140lbs., and lets assume his bicycle weighed 16lbs.
The climb is about 7.34 miles in length with an actual vertical gain of
about 4,700 feet. With his time of 51:11 he averaged about 340 watts.
Based on what's been discussed regarding Vayer, what do you think the answer
to your question might be?Does that wattage figure take into account other factors, like the wind?
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tanx,
HowardButter is love.
remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
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"Howard Kveck" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Robert Chung" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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B. Lafferty wrote:
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> Tyler's clean because he's American and a really nice guy who would
> never, ever do such a nasty thing as dope.Has Vayer shown that it's not humanly possible to do what Hamilton's
done?
Don't jump to conclusions until Vayer shows it.
Hamilton weighs about 140lbs., and lets assume his bicycle weighed 16lbs.
The climb is about 7.34 miles in length with an actual vertical gain of
about 4,700 feet. With his time of 51:11 he averaged about 340 watts.
Based on what's been discussed regarding Vayer, what do you think the
answer
to your question might be?Does that wattage figure take into account other factors, like the wind?
The program I used can, but I didn't factor in any wind. Did he have an
updraft while climbing? :-)
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