Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian
The Unobstructed View
Got the Torque Wrench (& maint. stand) off Planet-X btw, some decent stuff on there for decent prices, got some lights & 'bits'
Used to be a very British thing. Up and down a dual carriageway.My dad was a racer. Time trialing was his thing.
Always loved cycling but I'm a table tennis player not a cyclist.
He has passd but
left me with a lovely bike.
I remember in the day Reynolds 531 tubing was the best you could get on a bike frame but I'm guessing things have moved on a bit!
Pogacar won a round of the Slovenian cyclocross championship today in Ljubljana - man for all seasons.Seems like Pogacar is riding practically everything next year. MSR, Flanders, Liege, Tour, Vuelta, Worlds, Lombardia, with a few chippers thrown in.
It's largely MVDP's own fault. Time after time he ignored doctor's advice on rest and recuperation.Wout won his seventh cross today - no one can live with him. It was actually close today, though - Pidcock capitalised on a crash that saw Wout needing to change his shoes in the pits, so lost quite a bit of time. Led till the last lap until Wout dropped the hammer on the hardest part of the course. If Wout takes this form into the classics season he will slay everyone- no one is stronger.
It's a pity from the pure cross perspective that prime vdP v vA is now probably over. Because they are both selective in what they race, entering the season late, it's hit and miss as to whether they're both on top form. Last two years Wout has been off the pace for various reasons, and this year vdP is struggling with injury. As dominant as vdP has been head to head I'm not sure he could take on this version of Wout, maybe on a fast course he would have the edge but on the proper cross Wout looks unstoppable.
Do you think Pidcock is good enough to take on Pojacar at the Giro , Tour or Vuelta?It's largely MVDP's own fault. Time after time he ignored doctor's advice on rest and recuperation.
He doesn't listen. He didn't listen when they told him there wouldn't be plank on the MTB Olympic course, he didn't listen when they told him to skip the WC and Paris-Roubaix. He didn't listen when they told him not to train like a maniac...
Now the spring classics are in danger.
Pidcock heavy favorite now for the WC cyclocross. He's getting better and better. Although I do think he's in Flanders too much, dreaming of victory in the spring classics. Somebody with his body and talent should be aiming at the tour...
He's very talented and he has an iron will few others have. His power to weight output is impressive (so I'm told)Do you think Pidcock is good enough to take on Pojacar at the Giro , Tour or Vuelta?
Can't see it myself
Pidcock definitely in Flanders too much right now, as I believe he is skipping the national champs tomorrow. I guess covid is in the picture, and athletes have to be more careful with their travel.It's largely MVDP's own fault. Time after time he ignored doctor's advice on rest and recuperation.
He doesn't listen. He didn't listen when they told him there wouldn't be plank on the MTB Olympic course, he didn't listen when they told him to skip the WC and Paris-Roubaix. He didn't listen when they told him not to train like a maniac...
Now the spring classics are in danger.
Pidcock heavy favorite now for the WC cyclocross. He's getting better and better. Although I do think he's in Flanders too much, dreaming of victory in the spring classics. Somebody with his body and talent should be aiming at the tour...
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