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And lest we forget when El Berto attacked The Andy when he dropped his chain, and claimed he never saw that :o

You're a day late.. we discussed that yesterday.[emoji6]

 

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Dale's yesterday was your Sunday, he only watched it yesterday...so dale the lucky guy didn't suffer through a rest day.

 

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Lucky bugger! yesterday was horrible for me, I was completely lost without a stage to watch.

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Lucky bugger! yesterday was horrible for me, I was completely lost without a stage to watch.

 

 

Those withdrawal symptoms can feel like you're running a fever, super fan

Eish

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Another reason to like Kawasaki  :thumbup:

 

 

“I have pain everywhere today, but I was lucky to have no fractures at all. I cannot explain exactly what happened when I crashed. I didn’t break or anything, but my front wheel slipped away. Also Risto, our mechanic, almost fell when he arrived with the spare bike. There must have been some oil or something similar on the road. However, after the crash I suffered a lot. I want to thank my whole Bora-Hansgrohe team, everybody waited for me first, but we told Emanuel [buchmann] to go and save our chances in the GC, then Jay [McCarty] was with me and brought me up to the next bigger group. Also thanks to Michal Kwiatkowski who helped me in the end.”

 

 

Majka, eina comments and somehow no fractures from his rest day

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“I’m not regretful at all about having ridden the Giro. It was a gamble, something different. We still have a lot to learn in cycling, and we will draw many positive and negative conclusions about these months in order to improve in the future. It’s true that I have ridden all of the last four Grand Tours, but I also enjoyed some good breaks, had a winter between them, stayed weeks away from competition between all of them – there’s of course many things we can improve, though. It’s the first time we ride both the Giro and the Tour in the same season – the Giro was really hard and the pace here at the Tour hasn’t been slow, either.”

 

Quintana, rest day reflections

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Were you watching something I missed? All I saw yesterday was a rest day :P

 

 

I watched "Delayed Live" after working all weekend.  :w00t:

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No one accused Froome of doing that. I said the leaders could too easily manipulate the situation..

 

There have been tactical bike changes in the past where a terrain changes during a stage and the riders change bike models.

 

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Noted. But must say the opportunities where guys changed bikes to take into account varying route conditions was advertised and not hidden. The stopped car at the ready and changed bikes and they then chased back on. Like especially on some hilly/flat TT's where they changed bikes to deal with that. 

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Really wanted Bardet to take the stage win yesterday.

What a racer.

Did not account for Big Ring Rigo though! Happy x 1000000!

These pics made me smile from ear to ear:

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These pics made me smile from ear to to ear:

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Sweet hey

The green team is notching up some cool big wins after two years of nara

 

Cool looking helmets too hey, Cav' ????

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Sweet hey

The green team is notching up some cool big wins after two years of nara

 

Cool looking helmets too hey, Cav'

Super Cool and comfy, will W/A you my latest additions to that attire later.

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“I’m not regretful at all about having ridden the Giro. It was a gamble, something different. We still have a lot to learn in cycling, and we will draw many positive and negative conclusions about these months in order to improve in the future. It’s true that I have ridden all of the last four Grand Tours, but I also enjoyed some good breaks, had a winter between them, stayed weeks away from competition between all of them – there’s of course many things we can improve, though. It’s the first time we ride both the Giro and the Tour in the same season – the Giro was really hard and the pace here at the Tour hasn’t been slow, either.”

 

Quintana, rest day reflections

Now tell me, How many of you read this in your best impersonation of that stupid 100 year old voice of his?

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