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Jeremy McCreary reacted to Rás Cnoic's post in the thread Watching the peloton - Professional Road Racing thread 2026 with
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There are some hair raising stories out there of dastardly deeds alright. Sprinters and Classic winners are the hard men of racing I... -
Jeremy McCreary reacted to Rás Cnoic's post in the thread Watching the peloton - Professional Road Racing thread 2026 with Love.
What Stomp said. But I'd add that on the big three week Tours, on the flat stages, the gamble of the peloton is how far ahead can they...
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to stompandgo's post in the thread Watching the peloton - Professional Road Racing thread 2026 with Like.
Amazing rides for both Tiberi and Del Toro. Two riders to keep an eye on this year. It was a multi-step climb with lots of attacks. A...
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread Watching the peloton - Professional Road Racing thread 2026.Don't recall which recent race stage, but I remember a young newbie getting his first stage win by covering. Now I know what to call it...
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I can no longer eat pastries, pasta, or pizza. I will need to give an explanation to the Sicilian grandmother who makes the best NY...
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to stompandgo's post in the thread Watching the peloton - Professional Road Racing thread 2026 with Love.
At the amateur level, it's done out on the road between the riders themselves. You might agree to split primes (in-race prizes). You...
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to Rás Cnoic's post in the thread Watching the peloton - Professional Road Racing thread 2026 with Wow.
They are not backroom deals as such, it's just bike racing. There have been ad hoc agreements from non sprinter teams to help a sprinter...
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread Watching the peloton - Professional Road Racing thread 2026.You wouldn't have anyone in particular in mind here, would you? You know, some guy who just rides away at 80 km out, never to be seen...
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread Watching the peloton - Professional Road Racing thread 2026.Many thanks @stompandgo and @Rás Cnoic ! No idea that racing strategy was that convoluted. Don't like the sound of back-room deals among...
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to mschwett's post in the thread Specialize needs to tandardize the batteries and chargers within the same company. with Like.
Why? Because engineering and physics. The SL bikes use 48V batteries, quite small ones (not sure what the C rating is). Most of the...
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread Winter Sucks.Ah yes, the gulls also like their fries. Once on a very crowded day at La Jolla Shores beach, I saw a 20-something jerk weaponize this...
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to Nvreloader's post in the thread New Jersey Would Be Foolish To Require E-Bike Insurance & Registration with Like.
Western Nevada "We must reject the idea that every time a law's broken, society is guilty, rather than the lawbreaker, It is time to...
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to 6zfshdb's post in the thread New Jersey Would Be Foolish To Require E-Bike Insurance & Registration with Like.
I agree. The problem is, these kids in NJ, and many other places as well, have already been breaking the law by riding these high power...
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The Spec mechanical power vs cadence is significantly curved. If you accept that the electrical power input is constant across the same...
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Around here, it's the sea gulls, Herring Gulls actually, that like the French fries. There is a huge flock that frequents the local...