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  1. Wah wah wah Ted King wah wah wah. [IMG]files.cyclingforums.comcrying.png[/IMG]

    FFS, internet - if this was a French or Spanish rider, nobody would care.

  2. Quoted post said:

    Originally Posted by paulambry [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]

    I try to be pluralistic... accommodating... tolerant. Honestly, I really really try. But every person has their breaking point. Mine is when I hear the word "accessorising" in the context of what you wear while riding a bike.

    [IMG]cyclingforums.com700[/IMG]


    This is so good. so good!

  3. roshea said:

    Wah wah wah Ted King wah wah wah. [IMG]files.cyclingforums.comcrying.png[/IMG]   FFS, internet - if this was a French or Spanish rider, nobody would care.Â

    [IMG ALT=""]http://www.cyclingforums.com/content/type/61/id/287479/width/350/height/700[/IMG] 'And then I said, "It's okay Ted, we know you're hurt... take as long as you like!" LOL.'

  4. Let's do an underground show once Le Tour De The Prologue is over. We'll get all our good material from the TAN. It'll be lolworthy.

    "And checking on the dead pool..... We see Mandela is still hanging in there....."

  5. Todays gunt and ghey count is.....

  6. [IMG]cyclingforums.com1000[/IMG]
    Gunt count=1

  7. hahahhhahahah!!! Farkin ace lunch muscle.

  8. Does anyone else reckon the pros deliberately get back on their bikes really slowly after a mechanical or minor stack, just to look uber-cool? HA. Yeah, Mr pro? Well try doing that if you were actually a farkin contender! Ha!

  9. Pet peeve #37: people who drive in the 'out' driveway, then drive out the 'in' driveway at servos and 7-Eleven, especially when it's busy.

    Yep, that's right: Nifty "big issues" Nev

    [IMG]files.cyclingforums.comnerd.png[/IMG][IMG]files.cyclingforums.comcool.png[/IMG]

  10. Massive gunts aside, look how farkin high up the levers are mounted on the big dude's bike? I was going to say you'd never reach the brake levers in the drops, but he's never going to be in the drops, and might even struggle to reach the hoods if they were mounted properly :p

  11. [censored], the carnage never stops. And the driver blames the cyclists. Cnut!

    stuff.co.nzHit group riding cyclist dies in hospital

  12. 62vette said:

    [censored], the carnage never stops. And the driver blames the cyclists. Cnut! stuff.co.nzHit group riding cyclist dies in hospital

    Isn't it time Australasia introduced strict liability for drivers when it comes to incidents with bikes? (And, for that matter, strict liability for cyclists when it comes to pedestrians?). http://www.cycling-embassy.org.uk/wiki/dutch-cycle-because-strict-liability-made-everybody-drive-safely-and-play-nice

  13. 531Aussie said:
    Jono L said:

    Do your worst :shocked: letourprologue.com.auvideos

    You're a pro already.  Grouse. I always thought Nick Gates was a little too coo-well for skoowell

    Epiphany on the way to work this morning... this might be the dream team we're looking for: [IMG ALT=""]http://www.cyclingforums.com/content/type/61/id/287496/width/350/height/700[/IMG]

  14. So Jono is the next Phil Ligget? 😉

  15. He's certainly got the hips of a demented septuagenarian!

  16. Quote:Originally Posted by 62vette [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG] [censored], the carnage never stops. And the driver blames the cyclists. Cnut!

    stuff.co.nzHit group riding cyclist dies in hospital

    Yep. Cnut. Overtakes dangerously, forgets he has brakes. Hope they throw the book at the [censored]. They won't though.

  17. Speaking of road safety, who would have thought a government department could come up with something this good. [VIDEO]

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  18. Quoted post said:

    Originally Posted by swampy1970 [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]

    So Jono is the next Phil Ligget? 😉


    Rochelle is all mine

  19. you guys are farking awesome.

  20. See what happens when some dumb fcuk drops O'Driscoll from the Lions...

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