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Question for the experts
When someone or two is sent to chase down/cover a break away from the
peloton, how does that work exactly? Do they join the breakaway but do no pace setting thereby being simply extra baggage for the breakaway or do they ride in front and slow down the pace?? |
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"richie" wrote in message
... When someone or two is sent to chase down/cover a break away from the peloton, how does that work exactly? Do they join the breakaway but do no pace setting thereby being simply extra baggage for the breakaway or do they ride in front and slow down the pace?? You've pretty much got it. It's also psychological. "Hey guy, you're not getting away. We're right here and if you keep pressing this, we're just gonna ride your wheel to the finish line, then sprint around you on fresh legs for the win." -- Bob C. "Of course it hurts. The trick is not minding that it hurts." T. E. Lawrence (of Arabia) |
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