Is this allowed?

http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.ph...83/3Rohregger1

In article ,
dave a wrote:

http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.ph...83/3Rohregger1

I do not think there is an actual rule against running
an intravenous drip during a race. Is there?

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Michael Press

On Jul 9, 11:42*pm, Michael Press wrote:
In article ,
*dave a wrote:

http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.ph...ul08/austriato....

I do not think there is an actual rule against running
an intravenous drip during a race. Is there?

That is not the new Fuentes IV drip system. The rider is actually
sporting the Rasmussen I'm Bleeeeeeding! real time pregnancy test
apparatus. They do appear similar, and I believe there is a design
patent lawsuit working it's way through the courts. You can tell that
the aptly named rider, Raw-egger (phonetic spelling), has gotten the
good news that he's pregnant as the banding has turned pink. It's a
girl!

R

On Jul 9, 8:42*pm, Michael Press wrote:
In article ,
*dave a wrote:

http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.ph...ul08/austriato....

I do not think there is an actual rule against running
an intravenous drip during a race. Is there?


Those look like the goofy knee patches that the USPS
team wore once during a team time trial. Apparently
they weren't stupid looking enough on the knee, so
Rohregger decided to wear them on his biceps.

I think they're the equivalent of Breathe-right nasal
strips for your knee, which is to say, probably a
combination of voodoo marketing and Ben-Gay.

Ben