Jason

No worries... I took about 400 pins... I'll flog them next year at R50 a pin... Will look out for you.

Global Economy is suffering... We can be glad we got pins for our numbers... Next year, 2 pins max... anything more will be R50 up on race entry fees. Does it really matter? The goodie bag? I don't think so, I mean people end up throwing them away anyway.

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Lets just say or pretend that Michelle measured The top tube does slope a bit...

Damn my post was just to late

Checking... .... K, I get about 51cm's

Muds, I just measured, My Trek's 1cm shorter than the Soloist and they both 54's

Whats interesting, he rides a 58cm so I would of thought that the stem would be pretty short, say 80mm - 100mm but its a 120mm which is pretty long and looking at the pic epoh uploaded, Lance isn't hunching over that much, weird. I'm about 2cm shorter and on a 54 with a 100mm stem... There can't be that much difference in the setup... 58 and 120mm stem... for 2cm's? Weird... When is Lance registering on the Hub to answer these questions?

Here's the Full spec of Lance's latest setup off cyclingnews.Official link: http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech/2009/probikes/?id=lance_armstrong_trek_livestrong09 Frame: Trek Madone 6.9, size 58 Fork: Bontrager XXX Critical measurements Rider's height: 1.79m (5' 10") ; Weight: 76kg (164lb) Seat tube length, c-c: 500mm Seat tube length, c-t: 598mm Saddle height, from BB (c-t): 750mm Tip of saddle nose to C of bars (next to stem): 565mm C of front wheel to top of bars (next to stem): 605mm Top tube length: 572mm (horizontal) Front brake: SRAM Red Rear brake: SRAM Red Brake levers: SRAM Red Front derailleur: SRAM Red Rear derailleur: SRAM Red Shift levers: SRAM Red Double Tap Cassette: SRAM OG-1090 (11-21) Chain: SRAM PC 1090 Powerchain Crankset: SRAM PowerMeter Pro, 175mm, 39/53T Bottom bracket: SRAM GXP Team Wheelset: Bontrager Aeolus 5.0 Front tyre: Hutchinson tubular, 700x22c Rear tyre: Hutchinson tubular, 700x24c Bars: Bontrager Race XXX Lite, 44cm Stem: Bontrager Race XXX Lite, 120mm Headset: Cane Creek integrated Tape/grip: Bontrager Pedals: Shimano Dura Ace Seat post: Integrated Saddle: Bontrager Bottle cages: Trek Computer: SRM Other accessories: SRM Total bike weight: 7.26kg (15.98lb) ------------------------------------------------ I see Lance is at 76kg's and I would think his threshold is maybe between 415W - 430W which puts him at about 5.5 W/Kg. Still pretty good but come Giro time I think he'll be at 6+ W/kg

It's simple http://www.carbcruncher.com/images/ephedrine.jpg

Does everyone have to piss in their pants every time they see cyclists riding three abreast and then come post it here? It's not gonna change... Let it be and move on...4 5 sakes

Off Lance's twitter feed while training in Hawaii ....the roads are inconsistent. Goes between 20+% to flat. Really stair steps. Hard tho. SRAM Red is solid. Light, stiff, reliable. Jason2009-01-12 04:21:37

Off http://twitter.com/lancearmstrong

Why didn't you just go fetch what you needed straight away or did you really need someone to hold your hand? You knew what you wanted to get, so get it and get out. You would have saved 25 minutes and just waited 10...

http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-snc1/v1917/125/114/868120640/n868120640_5248949_7554.jpg Jason2009-01-02 04:28:31

15MB and SA's bandwidth is also not the greatest... hot stuff I only realised your avatar is Campy now... If I knew that before I wouldn't of helped you

Oh yeah... this ones for Admin, why can't we use URL's for our avatars?