Druivenkoers-Overijse

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  maria2024202412-06-2025
  Too much pressure. This poor, super-talented boy can't "just" be Top 5 in a TT stage without the "experts" starting to question him. What he won in the spring races would be the dream of any pro-cyclist to consider his ENTIRE career successful... Let him alone.
• RidesHills12-06-2025
  I can imagine this take, simply because it's so common in other forms of racing, like auto racing outside F1. The water bottle is the one that made no sense to me. The rest could be what UAE said, but a water bottle on a 20km TT? Huh.
• mobk12-06-2025
  For me shorter cranks (165) feel better on the knees. Maybe it's a placebo effect, but it feels real
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  maria2024202412-06-2025
  exactly. Or Simply, he didn't have a good day.
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  KerisVroom12-06-2025
  I prefer Occam's Razor. He said he didn't train in TT much due to the spring campaign. It's a good and simple explanation. He's Tadej, why should he resort to this sort of scheme?
• popkip12-06-2025
  Enric Mas?? and Bardet
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  maria2024202412-06-2025
  Flat-earthers have come to cycling: everyone tries to fabricate the most intricate plot/conspiracy to appear intelligent.
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  KerisVroom12-06-2025
  The peloton needs to move past LA Doper and its hordes. Why is UCI not doing enough to sanction the whole lot of LA Doper hordes from even indirectly in the sports that they tarnished?
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  leedorney12-06-2025
  Good spot that, won't make Jonas happy 😁
• awp12-06-2025
  For me, I was able to open up the hip angle allowing me to get a good bit more aero, not so much on the road bike, but some. Mainly you'll see the aero benefits on the TT bike. It took some time to get used to them as well, feels like you are pedaling a kids bike at first, and then they just look odd. I'm 5'11" and ran 172.5 and then 165's until I bit the bullet and went to 155. It took me about 500 miles to really get used to them. Now I wouldn't trade them for anything.