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12-08-2026 18:50
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05-08-2026 18:08
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05-08-2026 18:04
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04-08-2026 19:19
27-07-2026 23:57
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26-07-2026 11:25
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24-07-2026 18:08
24-07-2026 18:02
04-07-2026 10:55
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anonymouscyclist
Couldn’t agree more. I’ve been a cycling fan close to half my life, and for the first time this year, the men’s TdF bored me to the point of forgetting to tune in. As for the women’s TDF, I was glued. Thank you Demi, Kasia, Marlen, and the rest.12-08-2026 18:50
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anonymouscyclist
This ^ Lance Armstrong's legacy is deeply tarnished, and his perspective on the sport is neither welcomed nor credible. I see his name and feel nothing but distaste.05-08-2026 18:08
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anonymouscyclist
Phwoar! Yes Demi! What I’d do to see this legend win the Tour this year. Moving to FDJ Suez was truly a transforming move for Demi.05-08-2026 18:04
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anonymouscyclist
Mou, it is truly admirable how you manage to make every conversation an exercise in patience - yours and everyone else’s.04-08-2026 19:19
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anonymouscyclist
I find your silence infinitely more articulate, Mou. Stick to X, those views, amongst your many others, are not welcome here.27-07-2026 23:57
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anonymouscyclist
Dude, do not start the title with ‘Pogi not starting’ 😂 My heart skipped a beat.26-07-2026 11:25
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anonymouscyclist
In awe with that performance. I was in the middle of a workout and it made me pause just to watch the final few KM. Chapeau Tadej, amongst the rumours surrounding the blacks shorts, ill teammates, early doping tests, you proved your dominance still. You can’t not respect that.24-07-2026 18:08
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anonymouscyclist
No, Jakob is entirely correct to classify CO as a poisonous gas, as it is intrinsically highly toxic. Its dosage doesn’t make it ‘less’ poisonous. In fact, this danger is precisely why teams are not allowed to use the Detalo Performance rebreathing machine without direct, in-person supervision. Because CO binds tightly to haemoglobin and leaves the body extremely slowly, without the correct, monitored and supervised dosage, it can build up overtime and suffocate you. It does not become ‘non-poisonous’ at low levels, it simply has a cumulative effect. CO is poisonous because, upon inhalation, it binds to the haemoglobin 200-300 times more strongly than oxygen. Haemoglobin carries oxygen to your body, and consequently, a sudden high dosage, or repeating low dosages, cause suffocation. You can’t compare it to CO2 either, it does not bind to haemoglobin anywhere close to the rate at which CO does. CO2 is only dangerous in massive, enclosed concentrations by physically displacing the oxygen in the air and suffocating you by physically preventing you from breathing oxygen. And let’s not get started on carbon monoxide inhalation.24-07-2026 18:02
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anonymouscyclist
Huge huge fan of Remco, and this I would agree with.04-07-2026 10:55
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anonymouscyclist
Would love to see this.03-07-2026 16:16