thebunk – Member
Why are the mechanics so massive? They always look knackered after changing a wheel and giving their man a desultory push…
The mechanics are normal sized – the riders are tiny. Even the tall ones are just skin and bones. And legs.
Fitness wise many of us could stay in the peloton for a few miles. Unfortunately the bulk of thos that could do that would crash because they couldnt handle riding in a group of 200 folk.
I’ve wondered about this. How is it any different from riding in a bunch of 30? You just follow the guy in front, don’t brake, and don’t knock into the guys next to you.
Anyone who has ridden the Etape, the Ronde Van Vlaanderen etc wil know that it’s easy to sit in a bunch of 100+ riders. What Cav was referring to was how close to each other the pros ride, just inches between each other as opposed to feet for amateur riders.
crazy-legs – Member
f*** me I’m good – Millar just attacked! Go Millar!!
I predicted that hours ago!! 😆
A good interesting last 20km. Makes a change from some linking stages I’ve seen in the TdF. Hoogerland still going as well.