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4 bikes; 1 Quad; 3 Cars (Giniel has a non saffa co pilot, the other two are full saffa in car teams); 0 Trucks

Oh, crap, that was funny!

Wont help...

It's a secret apparently...

Ya! Go Giniel!

I didn't do 94.7...

Can you get it as an actual cycling jersey?

Hahahaha!

Does that apply to the w@nker doing 80km/h in the very right lane in a 120km/h zone on the highway?

Ya, and it's been a while since an incident out south....

What he said!

Remember when I was a kid, the school took us to this wee center next to the drivers testing place, and it was like mini roads with stop signs and robots and stuff, and the traffic cops made us ride our bikes around and taught us the rules of the road, and put the fear of god into us if we didn't listen or broke the rules. Must have been about std 1 or 2...

And then they say, the past is the past, get over the (recent) history of this country. Haha!

Or you could go to "the guy" at your local gym...

What I want to know, is how many of these average commuters get killed a year. It's like we only ever hear of a "real" cyclist getting killed on the roads, but there sure are plenty of workers that use bicycles daily. And postmen. What's happening to them? And if they aren't being killed, then we should be learning from them? And if they are, we should be fighting for them just as much as for our own safety?

I read somewhere in the news they called you a journalist. They'll print anything these days...

Cause you should quote the part where I made it perfectly clear I don't even own a bicycle

Cut out the pap altogether, and rather have fruit or muesli for breakfast.

ya, it is too easy.

BMC rider to return home after training crash Alessandro Ballan is set to be released from hospital in Spain in the coming days although it remains unclear as to when the former world champion will be able to return to racing. Ballan suffered a double fracture of his left femur in a crash on the final day of BMC’s pre-Christmas training camp, and he also had to undergo emergency surgery to remove his spleen. The Italian has been in hospital in Denia since December 20. "Once Alessandro is back in Italy, we'll make sure everything went well during the flight. Depending on the outcome of that evaluation, we can determine the next step in his rehabilitation,” said BMC chief medical officer Dr. Max Testa. Ballan spent a week in intensive care before being moved to a normal hospital ward. BMC are already resigned to being without Ballan for the spring classics, although general manager Jim Ochowicz expressed his hope that the 33-year-old would be back in action as soon as possible. “We are extremely pleased at the rapid progress that Alessandro has accomplished while under the excellent care of the Hospital Dénia Marina Salud," Ochowicz said. "We look forward to having him back in the races in the coming months." Ballan himself admitted that he is simply looking forward to returning to his home in the Veneto, given that he has been away since the beginning of the BMC camp in December. “Training camp started in mid-December and then I couldn't be home and together with my entire family for the holidays,” he said. “So I'm very appreciative of the support from Dr. (Dario) Spinelli and the BMC Racing Team and the medical care I received here in Spain. Plus, all the messages of encouragement have given me more strength every day."

Ya, I've broken the law in the past, but I behave now. Simple really, trying to be part of the solution and not part of the problem.

And bells.

Aint no taxi tackling me when I'm tucked up behind an eighteen wheeler...

We were young and carefree.

Clenbuterol. .01ml three times weekly, 4-6 week cycle.