Thomas Voeckler - Que faites-vous ?

Why would Thomas Voeckler be using a big chainring on the Cauberg???

http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/20...ur063/voeckler

Calogero Carlucci wrote:
Why would Thomas Voeckler be using a big chainring on the Cauberg???

http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/20...ur063/voeckler

Because he's actually British?

Bret - who once knew a Brit who was more interested in what he could
climb in the big ring than any other aspect of cycling.

Calogero Carlucci wrote:
Why would Thomas Voeckler be using a big chainring on the Cauberg???

http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/20...ur063/voeckler


The Cauberg is not really a hill. We know this since it is in Holland.
Which is flat.

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Calogero Carlucci wrote:
Why would Thomas Voeckler be using a big chainring on the Cauberg???


http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/20...ur063/voeckler

Because he's actually British?

Bret - who once knew a Brit who was more interested in what he could
climb in the big ring than any other aspect of cycling.

Yup, I know people like that.

Hard man fetishism and knackered knees.

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;; An enamorata is for life, not just for weekends.

Stu Fleming writes:
The Cauberg is not really a hill. We know this since it is in
Holland. Which is flat.

Actually, Cauberg is not in Holland. It is in Limburg.

MJ;

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Stu Fleming wrote:
The Cauberg is not really a hill. We know this since it is in Holland.
Which is flat.

A virtual hill.

Stu Fleming wrote:
Calogero Carlucci wrote:

Why would Thomas Voeckler be using a big chainring on the Cauberg???

http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/20...ur063/voeckler


The Cauberg is not really a hill. We know this since it is in Holland.
Which is flat.

1. Holland is a province of the Netherlands.

2. Limburg is another province of the Netherlands.

3. The Cauberg is in Limburg.

4. I rode around Limburg for five years, there are no real mountains
but a lot of hills, in some areas it is anything but flat, including the
Cauberg. Did you ever watch the Amstel Gold Race, Stu ?!?!?!?!

Regards
debe

P.S.: Ewoud, if Stu starts yelling around, could you please handle
things and slap him verbally? I'm too tired today. Thanks!

debe wrote:

4. I rode around Limburg for five years, there are no real mountains
but a lot of hills, in some areas it is anything but flat, including the
Cauberg. Did you ever watch the Amstel Gold Race, Stu ?!?!?!?!

Yes, Valkenberg, 1993, when the race used to finish in Maastricht.
Gianni Bugno cocked up the sprint.


P.S.: Ewoud, if Stu starts yelling around, could you please handle
things and slap him verbally? I'm too tired today. Thanks!

Ewoud didn't take the bait earlier...

Stu Fleming wrote:
debe wrote:

4. I rode around Limburg for five years, there are no real mountains
but a lot of hills, in some areas it is anything but flat, including
the Cauberg. Did you ever watch the Amstel Gold Race, Stu ?!?!?!?!


Yes, Valkenberg, 1993, when the race used to finish in Maastricht.
Gianni Bugno cocked up the sprint.

So then you should have known that Limburg ain't flat.

P.S.: Ewoud, if Stu starts yelling around, could you please handle
things and slap him verbally? I'm too tired today. Thanks!


Ewoud didn't take the bait earlier...
Ewoud watches everything and every thread, but he only appears once in a
while ...

debe wrote:
Ewoud watches everything and every thread, but he only appears once in a
while ...

Dumbass,
If you want him to appear mention Hampsten's win over the Gavia Pass in
the snow. Alternatively perhaps if you're female you can rub his lamp or
something and he might appear.