well, couldn't post the new thread post in time, as bertaczek was faster

as I'm logged in anyways from the settings shennanigans, might as well delete the last post of bertazek

>>94532
whats the pro/con of look pedals anyways, is it any better than spd sl

>>94534
using look since 2006, never had any issues or reason to switch

In Czech'em, it is really difficult to get spare parts for the 11 speed Shimanos. Chain rings sold out, derailleurs mostly sold out, brakes are gone too. Casettes no problem so far.
I can't imagine having even older bikes like those with 10s speeds and older, you would need to go scavenge thru some weird european shops and hoping for your luck.

Also, parcel boxes are such a QoL upgrade it's unreal.
>ordered 18:50
>shipped 19:10
>arrives to parcel box tomorrow 14:00

>>94536
why even stick to czechem if you need stuff, I order stuff from Germany and the likes all the time

>>94536
>Chain rings sold out, derailleurs mostly sold out, brakes are gone too
huh
>>94537
this

>>94537
>>94538
Any shop recommendation then?

>>94539
I just google the part I need, compare prices and look if the shop is legit
there's dozens of online stores

>>94539
bike24.de bike-components.de

>>94528
I'm putting sprints in my commute since finnbert decided to be rude. Did 20+ sec this morning at 1000 watts, let's see how long it takes to reach 30 sec

>>94541
thanks, ordered!

>>94542
do you shower when you arrive at work?

>>94544
Yes, thankfully they have a shower there

>>94546
Ah, I see
The uppity germans emptying czech stocks so we are forced to order everything from the vaterland

>>94536
bike24 is located in Dresden, it's literally upstream and less than an hour from the border of Bohemia and your beloved fake Switzerland.

>>94536
people on older 10 speed (maybe also 9s) stuff are fucked because the most recent shimano 10 speed stuff is not compatible, it uses 11 speed cable pull ratio.
>>94535
but what does it do different

>>94542
enorme

also I think 11 speed shimano is discontinued
there is shimano tiagra 11 speed maybe that is compatible, there is also shimano CUES 11 speed but fuck knows what that is, looks like gravel to me. It's really expensive for what it is

>>94551
the 105 shifters aren't very easy to find anymore I have found, atleast when I needed them

We're all fucked, next bike is going to be disc for everyone

>>94551
i think most of the 11 speed non-di2 GRX groupsets are compatible, except perhaps the FD

>>94553
we're all going disc, electronic, 13 speed, internal everything for the cheap prices of 2000 euros

Listen, the sooner you fucks just get 12 speed electronic shifting and disc brakes, the sooner we can all move on

>>94556
Move on to what?

>>94556
this.

>>94556
>>94558
I'll never understand why weak cyclists need 12 speeds and electronic shifting and all that.
Hell strong cyclists don't need 12 speeds or more either unless you ride 1x or have insane gradients, fuck them big cogs

>>94546
more

>bike24.de
>bike-components.de
>bike-discount.de
>tnc-hamburg.com
>rosebikes.de
>r2-bike.com
>fahrrad.de
>fahrrad.xxl.de
>hibike.com
>cnc-bike.de
>gt2.bike
>staterabikes.de
>delta-bike.de
>ciclib.de
>mount7.com
>liquid-life.com
>sport-conrad.com
>4mybike.de
>bergfreunde.de (not only for bergfriends)
>mtbclassicparts.com (not only mtb)
>decathlon.de (well)
>use-elitebikes.com (almost german)
>sportokay.com (almost german)
>mantel.com (almost german)
>woest-sport.nl (almost german)
>ibksport.de (¿Qué?)
>tradeinn.com/bikeinn (¿Qué?)

>>94559
>his hunting grounds aren't rampas inhumanas
ngmi

>>94561
I don't ride 'em under full gaz so I don't use the 30 or 34t cog. They are never long and not over 15% either, the steepness never lasts more than a few minutes so this is viable

>>94561
Everything is easier with a 400 watts ftp

in any case a weak cyclist doesn't use the small cogs and he has (should have) small chainrings so he doesn't need lots of tight gaps until 17 or 19t. You could do something like 13-36 with 10 speed and the same spacing as 12 speed 10/11-36 and it would be fine.
Whatever

climbing is a dogshit activity and shouldnt last more than 1 minute so i can just fully unleash my legs
t. sprinter

>>94560
>>liquid-life.com
>BIKE KAUFEN & PREMIUM GRILL GRATIS ERHALTEN
kek

>>94565
not everyone can conquer the alto amerongse berg

>>94566
woah!

>>94564
for me, ideal would be something like
>50-34
>13-38

>>94566
>>94568
how about a portable grill on a bike rack

My 2016 defy has 34-50 with 11-32. You don't need more

>>94571
I love my 34-36 granny gear

>>94569
all you need to do is get stronger tbh

>>94573
Yes well

>>94573
that i cannot do

>>94565
I bet as a dutchman you gained 0 from any cassette update since 9 speed right

>>94569
I recently talked with a mate about cassettes who was pissed that everything starts with 10/11t nowadays (used to be different?) because he would also much rather prefer cogs up to 40 with 12 or 13t smallest cog and similar spacing
his schizo theory is that (((they))) don't do that because (((they))) need to limit gearing progress artificially so the people who want that immediately upgrade their groupset when it becomes available with 13/14 speed

>>94577
Well you can (or anyone who with more technical prowess) use the MTB ones, right? With longer cage, chain and shiet.
But I am baffled whenever I see that 14-28 shimano casette.

I'll just buy an ebike I think.
I'm too old for this pedaling nonsense.

>>94577
Shimano GRX exists. so you can go bike touring with lots of additional weight or oversized saddlebags.

>>94579
I know an 85 year old in my local bike time who still does like 8000km a year

>>94578
>>94580
yeah it's no problem to mix that but mtb cassette gaps with road chainrings? Idk man

>>94577
>used to be different?
>
>>94577
>his schizo theory is that (((they))) don't do that because (((they))) need to limit gearing progress artificially so the people who want that immediately upgrade their groupset when it becomes available with 13/14 speed
schizo!

>>94580
GRX isn't *that* forgiving, I have to grind like crazy up the 20-30% fire roads here sweating like a pig

>>94582
the 11 speed 11-34 i have and came with the bike is already an mtb cassette

>>94586
I have this cassette and it suffices
are you really grinding the outer cog that much on the regular

https://youtube.com/watch?v=w-Cao1jyiZQ [Embed]

Truly awful

>>94586
yes well current gen mtb cassettes are 9-45 or 10-51 it's a bit different I presume

>>94587
I use it on daily rides, but only because I like high cadence and it is enough
But for some VERY interesting rides in the Bohemian Alps or Bohmerwald, it is not enough and my cadence dropped below 50 often

>>94590
>45/29
>11-36
>13 speed
look at that beauty, you imagine the CLIMBING. Made in Italy

>>94591
well those gear ratios are why i originally wanted to buy a gr*v*l bike and run it with road tires

>>94586
>>94589
hyperglide vs. microspline freehubs
(on the shimano side, more interchangeable on the sram side I guess)

>>94592
and thanks to the good folks at campagnolo you can even get that with a certified road bike group.
>>94593
also true, maybe with the next road di2 release they will unify freehubs as well

it's time to get new tires again, these GP5000 TR 28mm haven't lasted as long as I'd like, the rear tire especially is very worn down for a pretty expensive tire

need some recs; 28-30mm would be ideal

>>94595
Do spez have sales on their bike? This is basically the perfect gravel bike for me but I'm not sure 4k with non di2 and alu wheels is right tbqh

>>94591
yes yes it's very nice but it also costs about as much as my Giant TCR with 105 Di2

>>94594
Well I am hearing good reviews on the new record torteen (non-super) but how many bike brand actually offer it?

>>94597
jesus that's more than my entire chyna gravel machine

>>94596
they sold off the crux comp for around 2000€ when they updated the model to handle wider tire width. but since the introduction of the alu crux DSW, prices have been hovering above 3000€.

>>94602
I'd 2k I'd buy it in a heartbeat. Shall look out for that

>>94600
>>94601
made for 60 years old dentists

>>94601
In Polska there is a quite a ruckus, obviously justified, about exorbitant earnings of docs.
Usually it comes up when a doc also has a seat in local council thus he needs to disclose his property.
One asshole in year one after being done with his specialization (29 years old) already had 5m in immobilieres (pardon, "real estate", what does it even mean or convey) or over 1m Euro and 400k Euro of salaries a year.
It is because they have 3-4 jobs, often at exact same hours, in public and private clinics. It's in the public ones where they ask and get 150 Euro per hours.
That is possible because of doc shortage which is the result of university limits on medicine studies which are heavily lobbied by the doc council itself.
There are many hundreds of docs like that one.

I'd imagine these are your Look+Campa double punch enthusiasts.

>>94605
Same here basically, but I don't envy all of them.
My physician works from like 8am to 10pm almost every single day and has for decades. Great guy.
My dad was in and out the hospital for years and all his doctors were saints too.
Shame about the bad apples

>>94606
I wouldn't mind a great, experienced physician to earn 400k, let him earn a million.
But these are opportunistic assholes who work 3 jobs at the same time, they sleep it off in their fourth job in the public hospital while all they do is 5 minutes of barely looking at you and writing a referral to a specialized doc or charging you 50 euro for the same thing in their private practice.

Endocrinologists earn on average slightly more than their counterparts in California. Want to fix your hormones somewhere even more expensive, Caliberts?
I can be your translator.

Sounds like you guys should be paying your doctors more for their work if you don't want them to be double and triple dipping.

Although American physicians will work 60-80 hours per week routinely.

>>94609
I find this hard to believe
Sure, in California, I would believe that, but shouldn't the average go down with many a GPs in some hinterlands like Dick-in-son, ND

>>94610
It's actually the opposite. Salaries in bum-fuck-ville are massive (because they need to pay that much to attract and keep physicians), while physicians will be paid less for jobs in "attractive" places like big cities or prestigious academic positions.

One of my cousin's husbands is a cardiologist in rural Texas and he basically has his own castle.

And he drinks more expensive wine than I do.

>>94609
These are ok earnings for the declared avg, probably 1 std range. 2-2.5x the average salary.
The average salary calculation is arse anyways here, it only counts enterprises above 10 people. True average is probably closer to 0.5 what the official is.
In socialist paradise Europe the salaries are often capped and negotiated as our sort of CBA.

And if they just double, tripple dipped but did their job and didn't bi- or tri-locate.

>>94610
>>94611
The same happens here, the 150 Euro an hour is from bumfuck nowhere.

>>94598
0 mainstream brands but maybe that changes when the record tier is more available. They put ekar on quite a lot of gravel bikes

>>94595
Vittoria Corsa N.EXT TLR or Continental Grand Prix TR (without the 5000).
I'm happy with the Grand Prix (tubed version), they are holding up pretty well. I'm using the older model though that was still made in Germany. these days they make the non-5000s in China. Vittorias are made in Thailand.

>>94609
its physically impossible for employees to earn a lot of money in any EU country

>>94616
And people wonder why so many smart and passionate people come to the United States despite our...problems...

>>94611
>>94613
that explains a lot

>>94617
yes well everybody knows 2bh but its not like the situation can be changed if anything it will only get worse here

AUGUST Andrew?

>>94597
kek why is it more expensive in dollars than super record is in euros. I don't see record anywhere but I guess it'll be around 1800-2100€ for the full set

is it subject to tariffs because it's made in Europe

>>94560
>tradeinn.com/bikeinn
These guys have a bafflingly huge catalogue. Could get weird spare parts for some oddball wheels absolutely nowhere but here. Shipping times are a little erratic though.

>>94622
I am tired of winning so much

>>94620
The Chosen One was in front of us all along

Some brit finished OTL in Gippingen

>>94626
A Belgian also finished over the line

>>94626
I like how there is a pronunciation guide to George WOOD

>>94626
jobbers not leaving the koers was getting really annoying with each lap. at the 2nd to last lap the voiture balai was at the front of the race.

Tour of slOVENia OFFICIAL gc /bet/

>Lipowitz 1.28
>Omrzel 6
>Pellizzari 7
>Berwick 15
>Fancellu 21
>Bonneu 29
>Diaz 34
>Fabbro 41
>Umba 41
>Zambanin 41
>Munton 67
>Cobo 67
...
>Tratnik 201

>>94630
heart breaking that bora doesn't send lipo and rogla to the same race.

Tour de Suisse OFFICIAL gc /bet/

>Pogacar 1.12
>Roglic 10
>McNulty 15
>Tiberi 15
>Pidcvck 17
>Martinez 17
>Wilder 26
>Carapaz Montenegro 34
>Grossschartner 51
>Vlasov 81
...
>Eulalio 151
>Quintana 201
>August 201
>Widar 201
>Foss 251
>Vacek 301
>Hirt 301
>Poel 301
>Langellotti 751
>Nys 1001
>Smith 1112 (?)
>Su 2501

>>94632
people are sleeping on carapaz he's totally back

>>94632
>Roglic 10
I'm not seeing it.

>>94634
Yes but Seixas is actually good and can TT like a beast

>>94633
Carapaz is more of A GT specialist in my mind. Often in stage races he targets a stage or 2 and doesn’t give a fuck about the rest.
Also suck hard at TT

>>94633
that's right

>>94637
this was a funny moment, the video cameras caught it from the other side.

Del Toro and Seixas talked about the stage and when Seixas walked away, Del Toro started looking over all Seixas's injuries

>>94636
he's not as much of a disaster at TTs as we usually think, honestly, and the last stage will drive big gaps

>>94638
everyone is doing career's best number nowadays
even jan HIRT has like 7 W/Kg FTP

>>94641
everyone?

>>94615
cheers, those Vittoria sound good; I do like tan sidewalls though and the Corsa are only a bit more; the GP5000 are same price as the N.EXT Vittorias though

>>94641
ya, but if Carapaz is one of them, he's heading to the podium (in Suisse AND TdF)

>>94642
Yes, well, there are SOME runners that are left behind

>>94643
my reasoning was that you get more miles, um kilometers out of the second tier of tires. the prime objective of the OG corsa and GP 5000 are racing. for training you can take the higher rolling resistance penalty and get longer lifespan, higher puncture protection and grip. if cost is an issue you could get something like the Conti Ultras instead.

>>94646
no you're right, that's a valid reason; I'm tempted to try out the Corsa just to feel what the pros are using - cost isn't really an issue, $20 here or here isn't anything

>>94646
I'm not one of these 10k km per year guys, but I get at least a season out of GP5000s. I usually end up changing them because I do some panic braking maneuver that totally destroys them. They're pretty resilient

I also want to try the mullet setup and stick 30mm on the back and keep 28s on the front

>>94649
Why not just go full 30s if your frame can take it

test

>>94652
Welcome swede

>Paul Seixas is right: You should wear gloves in ciclismo
I've been saying that for ages. and if you're wout, you should wear pads on your joints as well, like kids do.

>>94654
just don't chute

5 day WT race feels too short

Today is the start of the 2026 Race Across America. Last years 1st and 2nd place (both Austrians ofc) are at the start line again this year

livetracking: https://trackleaders.com/raam26f.php

Denmark is applying to host the cyclocross worlds in 2031. but do they have cyclocross riders?

>>94658
Mads will win

>>94658
Surprisingly more MTB ones

>Arnold DE LIE -TdS
not that anyone picked him

Well I didn't quite get to the doped leafbert's numbers but still got a PR, 5min at 485W at 78kg. Conti jobbers and 16 year olds do this w/kg for 40min these days but I'm still quite happy, hoping to hit 500W one day

>>94661
SLOCK in

>>94662
not normal

>>94662
damn

>>94662
👍🏿

Macron gifted some look bike to the g7 leaders. Pretty nice painting scheme

Shitc*ck out as well, not the anyone had him, that would be silly.
Lund same.
Rikki in.
A certain BENOOT Tiesj in as well.

>>94669
are those 52 or even 53 big chainrings at the front lol?

>>94669
Good old Mavic wheels as well

>>94671
54/40 of coursh

>>94673
bertaczek would never

>>94673
>>94674
I've seen some big guys in the local races rocking Sram 56/43 and 54/41 chainrings paired with 10-33 and 10-36 cassettes. I've been thinking of going 52/39 and 10-33 in the future with the lack of any climbs around here, but 56/43 would be fun as well

>>94675
I mean there are 11-25 cassettes out there for flatlets

>>94676
I raced with a 10-28 last year, was really nice otherwise but in the one race with a steep hill I found that 50/37 front wasn't enough on the last laps to execute my sprint. The difference between 10-33 and 10-28 is really just the 16t that's missing, nothing too dramatic for racing (in training it can sometimes be a bitch for prolonged intervals)

>>94675
I ride 54/40 but if I did road racing I would go 1x with 56 or 58 for that, even on the hilly courses I've raced I found that my speed never dropped below 20 km/h and 1x 58 still covers that.
>>94676
not anymore everything current gen is at least 28t and for shimano there's nothing smaller than 30t

>>94678
I thought 11-30/34 for 12 speed Shimano was just the initial offering and more would come. meanwhile you get whatever combination your heart desires for 11 speed.

>>94679
well they did indeed broaden the range with 11-36. Technically there is a 11-28 dura ace cassette but I don't think any shop actually has that I think it's only available for pros. I think almost everyone buys 11-34 anyways from what I read it's by far the one most in demand and new bikes also usually have it on

>>94670
Lapeira... Interesting...

Gonna be a GREAT race

>>94683
Oh nonono

>>94683
it's so cool and comfy right now hard to believe it will be nothing but 35° for weeks in less than 2 days

>>94681
Is it? The Nys-Lapeira-Cosneking type of driver may still not be enough when your poggers and narvaezes and fishersblackers fire off.

>>94685
Shut UP!

>>94683
Heh nothing personnel

>>94687
my eyes almost fell out when I looked at the forecast tomorrow and it said 19-24 degrees Monday-Wednesday and then it goes like 31 Thursdays 34 Friday 35 Saturday 35 Sunday kek

>>94688
I'm gonna call Jonas

>>94683
not looking forward to the next heat wave. watching cycling taught me to put a wet towel on my neck, you could probably prepare some old stockings filled with ice.

>>94688
Tunturi, jarvi, meri, pyoraily, paika, perkele saatana vittu, yes please take me in.

>>94690
that it may also rain a bit is fucking concerning

>>94694
it's not even summer yet

An apparent shithousery at the Canadian Gravel nationals with the race being cancelled for heat some 40 kms before the meta

This is very tempting

>>94697
no surprise there

>>94694
its sunny for the next 14 days, except on me wedding day, there we have thunderstorms

>>94686
Let's not act like black is on the same level

>>94698
I mean why not, I was thinking about it as well (sans de pestel of course)

>>94700
enact the weather protocol, you don't want to DNF your wedding.

>>94698
I bet it finishes above the median

>>94700
Jonas could have prevented this

>>94700
If your wedding is in 10 days then chance are the forecast is not accurate. Especially for storm during heatwaves

>>94700
>awesome wedding photos with lightning in the background
what are you complaining about

>>94672
Not for giorgia for some reason

Do you believe in Landissimo??

>>94709
In the tour I will believe one more time

>>94710
dnf stage 3

>>94709
yes

>>94711
The captain goes down with the ship

>>94706
it's this sunday

>>94707
we are on the top of a hill, the lighting will not be in the background

>>94714
Still too far to predict stomrs, you'll be fine

>>94650
I figured after 28 I'd start to lose aero advantage but it's probably not much

>>94688
hell yeah brother

fuck it, time to look up the timetable for the train to Brest or Stockholm

no BIGcock in Suisse

>>94719
We know, ppattt

baby giro results are out. the future looks bright for Soudal Quickstep.

testa made it again

wait my stream was again delayed by ten minutes

Kasper BORREMANS 9th, very very nice

>>94724
he's the first Finn to race the baby Giro. meanwhile communist Czechoslovakia participated much earlier. this fact was brought to you by PCS Free version.

>>94724
indoor cycling legend

>>94725
The golden age of Finnish cycling is about to start. Soon we'll have Miko PIRINEN, Axel KÄLLBERG etc. in the world tour. Can't wait!

Bittner and Crabbe to Q36.5 so a few more careers that are over

>>94728
for both that's a move upwards

>>94728
as opposed to staying on 2 dying teams?

>>94709
I don't care tbh.
(I picked him twice, guess what)

Will eulalio have recovered from the giro I wonder, I have an 8 point shaped hole in my team

>>94732
Portuguese riders always do well in Suisse

Yeah, think I am done with flipping these picks, hope I did just a pinch too much adjoosting, not a whole lot.

Rumor is Pogacar will gift Roglic the win so he can complete his set of stage races and the Slovenian people will finally like him

>>94732
8 has a very interesting selection of pedalers, but you can clearly also pick an absolute blank.

>>94736
that blank? higuita

Foss. Easiest velopoints I'll ever earn

They keep on coming (I just didn't do any short effort this year)

>>94735
that's gotta be the most believable psyop I've ever seen

>>94735
I want to believe

>>94735
But how does Roglic beat Lenny

>>94737
he's in my team

>>94743
No he isn't

>>94743
you will see it tomorrow I am a man of my word

>Intervals icu
>Nice run!
mhm

oops misquoted

why does he hate rogla

>>94749
Where does his trust in catkiller come from is my question

>>94749
I get that Roglić is not up for the real job until August but has he seen Tiberi two months into the season or Mas at all.
Or Keldermerckx.
Finlay PICKERING. This is some STUSSI/HIRT territory.

>>94748
bert its gonna be torty five degrees anyway, im gonna take it easy, im a boomer after all

I knew the situation was grim, I just didn't know how grim.

>>94753
grim

Indians as a race have to be the least athletic group of people on earth

>>94753
first week of january ahh numbers

>>94755
people?

>>94755
earth?

>>94755
The weaker grip of Indian males than Polish females piece.
But that javelin guy outlier was pretty outlying. Guess throwing a cricket ball does this.
While cricket - bong "sports". That, darts, bowls, snooker. At least they modernized football back when it was a sport. And downhill skiing believe it or not.

what went wrong?

>>94760
authorities told him to calm down with the dopage or ban

Bunch of coomers

>>94765
That dude at the end is really tall

>>94762
ROGLIC present but not accounted for

I don't like this velodrama

>>94765
Nairoman looks like he's fun to be around.

>>94770
I was gonna say, nice to see him laughing

am I really taking August ANDREW? I guess so

>pogi has herpes AGAIN
Everytime lmao.
Its quite obvious when he just juiced

>>94773
You mean there are times when he isn't juiced?

banged this out in about two minutes. Whatever.

I want to pick gregoire but god it is hard picking FDJ in 2026

the riders are entering the first night, current temperature for the lead riders at 10pm: 38C. last years winner, Austrian rider Philipp KAIDER is again first, lets see if he can keep that pace up

>>94777
the red men in the colorado river india reservation are friendly?

>>94778
they'll have to be

Artem Schmidt keeps his TT USA champ

>>94780
I didn't even know he was the current champ

I think this is genuinely the 4th vismoid this year that got collected during training

>>94782
riding on drugs is bad mkay

kwab

>>94782
Isn't Schiffer a fellow former rapist? Who'd have thought they are more prone to falling
Anyway, short LT1 ride for me. Trying to get my PhD thesis ready for pre-examination, if all goes well I could graduate before the end of the year

attaque bertaczekova

>>94787
>writing his thesis in the chatgpt era
Lucky you

>>94787
He's a triatlete -> viner -> bike aids -> vismoid

The grimmest of grim

birb

>>94791
God damn it, putting this kind of people in the peloton should be illegal

I wonder if pogi and zigi get to share a room

>>94790
Yeah it's really made my life a lot easier. Life as a teacher is harder these days though, I don't know if anybody does any exercises by their own these days but it is what it is
>>94791
Heh now that's really something

>>94795
>I don't know if anybody does any exercises by their own these days but it is what it is
He, not your problem. These are gown men

bertaczekesque climbing of the femmes

not many femmes left

>>94799
are you going to watch some stages live?

so lotte will bear a child that literally will become the next Merckx?

>>94800
I don't think so. the stages are further away this year and I don't plan on watching the ITT.

teletubby ahh name

zigi with laced shoes

w-OUT of the tdf

>>94805
biggest news I've heard all day

>>94806
>aderlating
what a poor choice of words hehehe

in other news, Chris Froome found a new paypig to slaughter, this time it's Czech car manufacturer Skoda that hired him as brand ambassador.

>>94806
first the knee, now the elbow

FUCK W*UT

It's a silent ban btw

>>94809
Wow I will now buy a Skoda

>Hello Wout this is Chief Director of Human Capital Trine Hansen speaking. We need to talk
he's DONE

>>94809
do you think the FASD gives him some advantage?

Surprised wout is not there

>>94816
claude even thinks the slovenian satan is sus, also HIRT

>>94817
This is a good list

>>94818
Jonas getting good at 25 post covid should be there

DICKSON spending 1.5 years fucking about in a conti team, suddenly gets transfered over to FDJ and can keep up with the best

women's fraudulence or dopage

>>94820
Women train like amateurs, anime knew this

>>94821
But Primoz is always bewildered whatever happens

>>94817
Dumb chatbot, confirmed for not paying attention to the sport. Bernal was hyped up as the new GT king since 2016 basically, Pogacar won Tour de l'Avenir in 2018 and had crazy results in all of 2019 and Quintana already showed a big potential in 2012.

Looks like a starved lesbian

>>94825
nobody knows that pog got 3rd in the 2019 vuelta, his first ever grand tour

DICKSON pas normal

Kwabsia

Grand Prix Jizz at Ladies FEVER

how do you lose 15 minutes on a stage barely 100 km long with 1600m altitude
and they want full time payment as well

>>94826
rusbert made this

>>94831
The funny thing is those races are dying (the male version) because no one cares about women racing

wish me luck

>>94834
just checking that dub (single)

>>94834
Only press fit is annoying, that should be easy

>>94834
Bert, I managed to change a pressfit BB meself. You'll be fine.

can't remove the crank, not enough torque via the small hex key. any suggestins?

>>94838
do you have a rubber mallet to give it a few taps

>>94839
not even with the 40cm extension to the hex this thing is moving

Good news I guess

>>94840
got it open, but that made a crack so loud I have a slight tinnitus now wtf

we live in slOVENia

Pinarello Alessandro (NSN Cycling Team) will not appear at the start.

i am feeling sLOVEnia

>there are 4 runners in the break
>commentator fraud names only 3 of them
come on, Tomáš PŘIDAL is not a difficult name to pronouce

Have you guys sent bikes by ups. How much did it cost?

After the red bull sprint there is now the PRIME sprint in Slovenia

>INEOS Merda Cycling academy pulling in the pedalton
they teach them from the craddle

>>94851
>ebike
LAME

>In Belgium, a motorist has been sentenced to 27 years in prison for killing seven people in 2022. He drove into a group of carnival revelers in the Walloon village of Strépy-Bracquegnies. Shortly before that, he was driving at 174 kilometers per hour, where 50 is permitted. The judge called the 38-year-old man "a madman behind the wheel" and accused him of "utter contempt for human life." The sentence is in accordance with the prosecution's demand. Immediately after the verdict, the man was detained. Until now, he had been at large with an ankle monitor. A friend who was also in the car received a two-year suspended sentence because he did not help anyone after the collision.

27 years, here it would have been 3 months and a suspended license for 2 years. Friend who didn't help anyone, how to say these people were "Belgians" without saying it

>>94853
They're shitalians. Roger was right

post em
also to the dutchbert who said i wouldnt pick higuita - here it is

>>94855
if you don't believe in ROGLIC, do you really believe in anything?

>>94855
Couldn't be bothered with puzzling something together for this so just stacked the top

Believed in grug

>>94855
>picked sergio
Huehue

>Martinez chuted and is not in shape
>its too late to change the team
>interview was posted literally minutes after velodrama closed

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>94860
That's just GREAT

>>94860
serves the satanist right

How in the fuck did I end up with Foss. Who edited my team. Whatever last place it is

BB has been changed successfully, the sqeaking is now louder than ever before.

At least I got 5 points already for Riccitello. Stop the count

>>94864
What happened to your flag Bertacek

>>94543
This is how much my entire bike costs

36 Tadej Pogačar
16 Lenny Martinez
16 Louis Vervaeke
16 Richard Carapaz
13 Ilan Van Wilder
12 Mathieu Van Der Poel
11 Jarno Widar
10 Andrew August
9 Xabier Mikel Azparren
9 Nils Politt
8 Pelayo Sánchez
7 Romain Grégoire
7 Thibau Nys
7 Primož Roglič
7 Liam Slock
6 Afonso Eulálio
6 Matthew Riccitello
6 Mauro Schmid
5 Matthew Dinham
5 Finn Fisher-Black
5 Sergio Higuita
5 Aleksandr Vlasov
5 Magnus Cort
5 Emiel Verstrynge
4 Louis Barré
4 Tobias Foss
4 Jan Hirt
4 Walter Calzoni
4 Darren Van Bekkum
4 Domen Novak
4 Kamil Gradek
3 Silvan Dillier
3 Markel Beloki
3 Alec Segaert
3 Jonas Rutsch
3 Mathias Vacek
3 Ben Swift
3 Darren Rafferty
3 Cedric Beullens
2 Emil Herzog
2 Wilco Kelderman
2 Antonio Tiberi
2 Oscar Chamberlain
2 Jhonatan Narváez
2 Brandon McNulty
2 Luca Vergallito
2 Oscar Riesebeek
2 Lorenzo Germani
2 Enric Mas
2 Clément Champoussin
2 Orluis Aular
2 Marco Schrettl
1 Simon Dalby
1 Sander De Pestel
1 Mikel Landa
1 Tim Wellens
1 Julian Alaphilippe
1 Felix Ørn-Kristoff
1 Fabian Weiss
1 Javier Romo
1 Felix Großschartner
1 Paul Lapeira
1 Paul Double
1 Nicolas Vinokurov
1 Martin Tjøtta
1 Xandro Meurisse
1 Davide De Pretto
1 Menno Huising
1 Jordan Labrosse
1 Ewen Costiou
1 Sébastien Grignard
1 Axel Laurance
1 Clément Russo
1 Alexey Lutsenko
1 Andrea Bagioli