I have looked all over this forum, but there is no talk of doping gear. It is just discussions of riders innocence or guilt, the effects of doping, etc... Am I crazy or is there really no discussion about doping gear, which is the stated purpose of this forum? 😉
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wilmar13 said:
I have looked all over this forum, but there is no talk of doping gear. It is just discussions of riders innocence or guilt, the effects of doping, etc... Am I crazy or is there really no discussion about doping gear, which is the stated purpose of this forum? 😉
That's hilarious, it certainly reads that way doesn't it? You would think we would at least have a few polls regarding what works best. -
Mansmind said:
That's hilarious, it certainly reads that way doesn't it? You would think we would at least have a few polls regarding what works best.
Titanium vs. carbon fiber for syringes perhaps? -
artmichalek said:
Titanium vs. carbon fiber for syringes perhaps?
I don't want to risk getting lead poisoning from the carbon fiber syringe 😉 ... Ti though might work. As it stands I have a large supply of standard syringes and don't really need to upgrade. I would however like to hear some opinions on DIY'r blood transfusion kits.
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wilmar13 said:
I don't want to risk getting lead poisoning from the carbon fiber syringe 😉 ... Ti though might work. As it stands I have a large supply of standard syringes and don't really need to upgrade. I would however like to hear some opinions on DIY'r blood transfusion kits.
I think most just use the same hose they use for siphoning gasoline with. 😄 Providing it's high octane fuel that is. -
Mansmind said:
I think most just use the same hose they use for siphoning gasoline with. 😄 Providing it's high octane fuel that is.
a centerfuge is a must.
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Lance Armstrong's gear:
Michele Ferrari, (aka Schumi) Comes with batteries.
His mentor referred to Ferrari as a businessman more than a doctor.
Perhaps Michele's heavy fees troubled the retired professor from the Univesity of Ferrara.
It's a fee-for-service world--and pay-by-results.
Mansmind said:
That's hilarious, it certainly reads that way doesn't it? You would think we would at least have a few polls regarding what works best.
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Flyer said:
Lance Armstrong's gear:
Michele Ferrari, (aka Schumi) Comes with batteries.
His mentor referred to Ferrari as a businessman more than a doctor.
Perhaps Michele's heavy fees troubled the retired professor from the Univesity of Ferrara.
It's a fee-for-service world--and pay-by-results.
Dr. Craig Nichols as well.
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