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hey ... dont confuse a good storm in a tea cup with them things called "facts" .... :whistling: :devil:

I do find the irony interesting.

 

Outrage about "mechanical doping" in road racing but some acceptance in mtb racing.

 

I reckon it's in the name - people don't seem to think of an "e-bike" as a motor bike.

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I do find the irony interesting.

 

Outrage about "mechanical doping" in road racing but some acceptance in mtb racing.

 

I reckon it's in the name - people don't seem to think of an "e-bike" as a motor bike.

Ag, man, it's like using tranquilisers in golf.
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I'd just quickly like to remind everyone that the title says " ... on the mountain " and NOT " .. in A RACE " :whistling:

Then I will return the favor and remind you that it's long been established that very few people mind them out on the mountains during normal weekend trail riding, in fact the rhetoric has been one of encouragement.

 

Since that point was established, the conversation has evolved to one about racing. This progression debate is a good thing, but if you feel that the Title needs to be honored, then you aren't really going to enjoy online forums, or debates, or office meetings, or pub discussions, or life in general... :P

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I wish those same golfers would use tranquilizers when riding their MTBs too.

That's why it's important to shout 'Fore' when you see a well-decked out guy pushing down an incline. He has lost his balls.
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Don't be sarcastic, Van. Oxycontin and horse tranquilisers got me through a full 18 holes.

Not sarcasm unfortunately....

After my last round on Saturday I think my wife will gladly administer the tranquillisers by dart gun.

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Yup.

 

Also - people should read read the races rules. Morors are already banned under UCI rules :-)

spelling mistake.

 

did you mean:

 

Motors or Morons

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