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He's not too happy about being cheated out of results by doping riders. I wish more riders got pissed off like this.
http://www1.pressdemocrat.com/artic...04/1010/SPORT01 Link from cyclingfansanonymous.
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He and Sven Tuft are freaking great! They have this straight edge thing going on, and I like it. I wonder if they both listen to Fugazi?
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I think the author got it wrong stating cheating is more prevalent in Europe than in the US. I think it's just as prevalent in the US, just not on the same scale; it's hard to have a $50K a year doping program on a $30K salary. Different and cheaper drugs that allow a clean rider to win, but I don't think cheating is any less prevalent. |
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Id agree from anecdotal stuff abut Healthnet and Saturn and Rock. |
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To be honest I don't think so many riders get pissed off like because of the massive hypocrasy involved. The number of genuinely clean cyclists is probably quite small, and only these guys really have the right to get angry. Then there's probably a lot of unspoken pressure to not say anything that will rock the boat. If you do you get treated like Simeoni did by LA (to give but one example). |
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He never read Landis book Whats fair is clear?
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Good interview - thanks for the link.
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