Ouch

[imatfaal]

 

And he carried on to finish the stage!

 

Today's recovery is a mere 208km into a constant headwind

[iNow]

A mere... Lol

[andrewcellini]

He's exploiting a glitch in the matrix.

[StringJunky]

I bet his mechanic was up all night re-truing wheels... with a hammer.

[imatfaal]

A mere... Lol

 

I was quite chuffed that I completed the first 100km of my ride this morning faster than the first 100km of the leaders of the tour de france. Admittedly my ride was 101km...

 

...and not to mention that the professional did their second 100km 25% quicker and then sprinted at 60km/h plus

[StringJunky]

 

...and not to mention that the professional did their second 100km 25% quicker and then sprinted at 60km/h plus

But are they doing a Lance Armstrong?

[imatfaal]

But are they doing a Lance Armstrong?

 

No. Because of the Lance era legacy professional cyclists are far and away the most tested athletes on earth.

[StringJunky]

 

No. Because of the Lance era legacy professional cyclists are far and away the most tested athletes on earth.

I'm sure they are now; I was jesting really.

[iNow]

No. Because of the Lance era legacy professional cyclists are far and away the most tested athletes on earth.

And also (at least relative to Lance Armstrong) the most testicled.

 

 

 

(too soon??)

Edited July 16, 2016 by iNow

[imatfaal]

And also (at least relative to Lance Armstrong) the most testicled.

 

 

 

(too soon??)

 

Difficult to be too soon when related to that bullying cheat

[John Cuthber]

Is the guy in the OP following the instructions from his sat nav?

[imatfaal]

Is the guy in the OP following the instructions from his sat nav?

 

"Now perform a legal somersault over the handlebars..."

 

What is amazing is not only did he finish; he finished Sunday's stage - which was an absolute brute - in fifth place and might have had a chance of a win but for a puncture on the run in to the finish.