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  1. 4 minutes ago, NotSoBigBen said:

    On the fashion front it would appear white socks and white shoes are in, our very own 'dale as always on point! 

    They never go out of fashion.My Spez white shoes deperately need a cleen

  2. 4 minutes ago, AdventureAndy said:

    This whole thread is about the aesthetics around water bottles. The OP wants bottles with no branding on them.

    Then buy them without branding for R12 each which seems a lot easier to me

    https://www.takealot.com/sasol-750ml-grip-water-bottle-black/PLID53023659?gclid=CjwKCAjww-CGBhALEiwAQzWxOlrKqNNAgI9J1J1eB8_ooOCblFh1M2lkInDIAiPqDH6g5rT4WSv3_BoCAmwQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

  3. 3 hours ago, Jewbacca said:

    I don't think any of the real favourites lost time yesterday. Woods being 8 minutes down now has some free reign to get into some breaks or attack late for stage wins without being marked. Sepp Kuss is there to work for Roglic. Time doesn't matter.

    Yesterday was really difficult for me to watch. Having hit the deck less than a year ago at 60kph ish I still can't bear to watch guys slamming the tar like that. I am really sad for Froomie. I wasn't expecting him to be anywhere near the pointy end of the race, but it would have been awesome to see him get to Paris. 

    The context of the race hasn't really changed, it's just made way more dramatic by how yesterday unfolded.

    One thing guys don't consider are the mental jitters one gets after going down at speed. There will be some very nervous wheels in the peleton over the next 3 weeks which might result in a few more whoopsies. Trauma is real

    Jalla showing great legs. I really enjoyed that. After a disappointing Giro, The Wolf Pack started the TDF perfectly

    Good news is he is starting today's stage

  4. 4 minutes ago, DIPSLICK said:

    Sagan didn’t seem hungry or power 

    normally he comes out measuring to stamp his presence 

    hope he is playing mind games because he looked very average????

    He's up there picking up points

  5. 3 hours ago, TNT1 said:

    As a rule, I hate retro crap. I'm like Barney Stinson, "New is always better".

     

    But I really dig this, and the classic Pug is a nice touch.

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    And, crucially, no white shorts. I got a warning for expressing my opinion of those just the other day.

    I had a green Pug like that(without the rally trim)

    Called it The Cockroach

  6. 17 hours ago, Stretch said:

    it was

    I asked kindly for it to be not removed, but that was ignored

    I then created a new thread in the same style as the new zealand thread 

    That was 2 days ago and it still has not been approved. 

    A bit pointless having moderation on new threads if it takes over 2 days to approve a new thread

    The approval of new posts was mooted as an option and I for one said it was impractical as it requires too much time.

    So now we have it.

     

  7. 10 hours ago, Harryn said:

    I have temporarily re-activated my dstv just for the tour and for Wimbledon. With all the works stress, and the covid surge doom and gloom, i really need a pick me up, and I cant wait. I hope to watch as much of it as I can on the trainer.

    Ditto

    I'll do that later today

  8. 9 hours ago, DieselnDust said:

    Taking up space in the lounge when you watch tdf on your indoor trainer whilst also partaking in Zwift race. Apparently it makes the indoor experience more realistic despite the fact you're anchored to one place and have a laptop or ipad in front of you.

    Like compression socks it works your core.... Apparently

    Sounds like bs to me

     

  9. 44 minutes ago, SwissVan said:

    Yesterday afternoon was probably the hottest ride I've had for awhile, decided to do an easy ride up one of our local hill TT routes.

    The difference in temprature at the top and on the way there was not worth the effort LOL

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    View from the top of the TT route

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    Remember temperature is measured in the shade not in the sun so you can deduct a good number of degrees

  10. 4 minutes ago, ouzo said:

    I'm going to disagree with you on this.

    How do you pass other people riding slower than you ? you would also then need to go into the road.

    The yellow lane is an emergency lane that just happened to be turned into a cycle lane, I'm certainly not going to fix my puncture on the grass next to the road, but I'll also make sure I'm not taking up the entire lane if possible.

    Its gravel and the sensible place

  11. 49 minutes ago, Stretch said:

    Brilliant ride by Jenny today.. Timed her attack to perfection. Lecomte is absolutely in another class at the moment.

    I wish they would get a French translator for this post interview though she clearly can't really speak much English and it's frustrating to see her struggle through it

     

     

    They should interview her in French

  12. 22 minutes ago, Steady Spin said:

    Leaving 12 people and 5 vehicles in the middle of nowhere. Worst part is the trip was supposed to be all inclusive and catered. Imagine being one of 12 people and dinner consisted of clubbing together all the snacks that everyone packed. 

     

    Sometimes people do the strangest things when a) they panic or b)their mind justifies the action.

    An example of b) is the guy who after climbing Mt Kenya I think it was and reaching the summit took the tin which was kept on the summit in which you recorded your achievement

    I believe this one was panic

    Sounds like exactly the opposite kind of person you want as a leader

     

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