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Steve Trice commented on the post, Anatomy of a Photo: Sock & Shoe Game 9 months, 1 week ago ·
What a great photo that is. Isn’t the harrowed face of Cioccioli a throw back? Remove the headband, make the pic black and white, and he could be in a race with Coppi.
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Steve Trice commented on the post, Anatomy of a Photo: Sock & Shoe Game 9 months, 1 week ago ·
I do have a pair of Lake shoes, cheaper ones, and they are as comfy as my Sidis tbh. The CX402 sound great, but fortunately I got a pair of Sidi Laser Vernice at about 70% off at the end of last year; I’ve only used them twice, so that prevents me feeling the need to reach for my credit card and buy more Lakes.
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Steve Trice commented on the post, Anatomy of a Photo: Sock & Shoe Game 9 months, 1 week ago ·
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Steve Trice commented on the post, Anatomy of a Photo: Sock & Shoe Game 9 months, 1 week ago ·
Wow, they cost! Never really get the heat moulding concept. I’ve had loads of off the peg cycling shoes, all have been comfortable but all have stretched and changed over time, which I take care of with the straps etc. Can you reheat and re-mould them after they have stretched?
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Steve Trice commented on the post, Velominati Super Prestige: Men’s World Championship Road Race 2017 1 year, 2 months ago ·
I thought that the comment was amusing, but also embarrassingly undignified. It betrayed a large degree of lingering bitterness, as though Froome is the head Fancy Bear himself. It’s clear that the self-deception which doping athletes develop to maintain their sanity whilst cheating is being employed by the Wiggins family, to convince…
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Steve Trice commented on the post, Velominati Super Prestige: Men’s World Championship Road Race 2017 1 year, 4 months ago ·
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Steve Trice commented on the post, Weekend Competition: The Hardmen 1 year, 8 months ago ·
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Steve Trice commented on the post, Weekend Competition: The Hardmen 1 year, 8 months ago ·
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Steve Trice commented on the post, Velominati Super Prestige: Giro d’Italia 2017 1 year, 8 months ago ·
Yes indeed @ Stooge, in fact I’m a Giro desaparecido, my entry having been missed. Perhaps I’d be more miffed if I’d got all five in the correct order,,as if that was likely to happen, but with only 3 in the wrong order I think I can afford to be relaxed and enjoy the anonymity.
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Steve Trice commented on the post, Velominati Super Prestige: Giro d’Italia 2017 1 year, 9 months ago ·
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Steve Trice commented on the post, Merckxy Christmas and Coppi New Year! 2 years, 1 month ago ·
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Steve Trice commented on the post, Lock, Sock, and Two Smoking Barrels 2 years, 1 month ago ·
Thought this was a reasonably appropriate article to resurrect, given that it’s partly about orange shoes. I have a nagging desire to stray from my usual choice of white shoes and give orange a try. Sidi do some road shoes in that colour, but another company that also makes them is Gaerne, a brand about which I know next to nothing. Anybody got…
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Steve Trice commented on the post, Merckxy Christmas and Coppi New Year! 2 years, 1 month ago ·
I wouldn’t bet my house on any of them being clean, but I believe in Froome as much anyone. That said I believed in Wiggins too, and whilst I don’t believe he used EPO etc, as far as I’m concerned the medication taken prior to the 2012 Tour WAS cheating, even if it was “legal”.
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Steve Trice commented on the post, Merckxy Christmas and Coppi New Year! 2 years, 1 month ago ·
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Steve Trice commented on the post, On Rule #3: Role Modelling 2 years, 1 month ago ·
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Steve Trice commented on the post, Rule #12 and the Cascade Effect 2 years, 2 months ago ·
Man, I’m feeling inadequate now, with just 3 bikes. Strangely enough my original (recent) number 1 (Pinarello Angliru) became my number 3 as soon as the new number 1 arrived (Pinarello FP7), mainly because the number 2 (Pinarello Sestriere) is lighter and more comfortable (steel over aluminum). However, I still wrestle with the irony that the…
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Steve Trice commented on the post, Anatomy of a Photo: Full Gas 2 years, 3 months ago ·
Has anybody here read “Push Yourself Just A Little Bit More” by Johnny Green? There’s a bit in there where he describes watching Jean Patrick Nazon cross the line after a TDF time trial. Apparently JPN had so little left in the tank that he collapsed to the floor and lost control of his bodily functions, ending up lying in a pool of his own body…
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Steve Trice commented on the post, Guest Article: Black Is Not The New Black 2 years, 3 months ago ·
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Steve Trice commented on the post, Winter 2 years, 4 months ago ·
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Steve Trice commented on the post, Velominati Super Prestige: Men’s World Championship Road Race 2016 2 years, 4 months ago ·
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