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Middelkerke - C2
Middelkerke, Belgium, December 29, 2006

Results
Elite Men

1 Bart Wellens (Bel) Fidea Cycling Team 57.15
2 Jonathan Page (USA) Cervélo 0.12
3 Enrico Franzoi (Ita) Lampre - Caffita
4 Marco Aurelio Fontana (Ita)
5 Marco Bianco (Ita)
6 Maxime Lefebre (Fra) 0.56
7 Alexander Moos (Swi) 1.03
8 Davy Commeyne (Bel) Palmans-Sapim-Collstrop1.05
9 David Willemsens (Bel) Sunweb-Projobcyclingteam 1.26
10 Cyrille Bonnand (Fra) 1.49
11 Lukas Flückiger (Swi) 1.58
12 Ryan Trebon (USA) 2.06

In article ,
"Joe King" wrote:

Middelkerke - C2
Middelkerke, Belgium, December 29, 2006

Results
Elite Men

1 Bart Wellens (Bel) Fidea Cycling Team 57.15
2 Jonathan Page (USA) Cervélo 0.12

Has Cervelo got their prototype under Page yet?

--
Ryan Cousineau http://www.wiredcola.com/
"I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics
to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos

Joe King wrote:

Middelkerke - C2
Middelkerke, Belgium, December 29, 2006

Results
Elite Men

1 Bart Wellens (Bel) Fidea Cycling Team 57.15
2 Jonathan Page (USA) Cervélo 0.12
3 Enrico Franzoi (Ita) Lampre - Caffita
4 Marco Aurelio Fontana (Ita)
5 Marco Bianco (Ita)
6 Maxime Lefebre (Fra) 0.56
7 Alexander Moos (Swi) 1.03
8 Davy Commeyne (Bel) Palmans-Sapim-Collstrop1.05
9 David Willemsens (Bel) Sunweb-Projobcyclingteam 1.26
10 Cyrille Bonnand (Fra) 1.49
11 Lukas Flückiger (Swi) 1.58
12 Ryan Trebon (USA) 2.06




And like clockwork, PAGE along with the rest of the Americans will
finish 3 minutes down at worlds.

Wellens was probably out on an easy training ride just to open up his legs.

Thanks,

Magilla

Ryan Cousineau wrote:
In article ,
"Joe King" wrote:

Middelkerke - C2
Middelkerke, Belgium, December 29, 2006

Results
Elite Men

1 Bart Wellens (Bel) Fidea Cycling Team 57.15
2 Jonathan Page (USA) Cervélo 0.12

Has Cervelo got their prototype under Page yet?



dumbass,

the bike's been around a while now.

http://www.cyclocrossontario.com/med...ross_prototype

On Dec 30, 9:28 am, MagillaGorilla wrote:
Joe King wrote:
Middelkerke - C2
Middelkerke, Belgium, December 29, 2006

Results
Elite Men

1 Bart Wellens (Bel) Fidea Cycling Team 57.15
2 Jonathan Page (USA) Cervélo 0.12
3 Enrico Franzoi (Ita) Lampre - Caffita
4 Marco Aurelio Fontana (Ita)
5 Marco Bianco (Ita)
6 Maxime Lefebre (Fra) 0.56
7 Alexander Moos (Swi) 1.03
8 Davy Commeyne (Bel) Palmans-Sapim-Collstrop1.05
9 David Willemsens (Bel) Sunweb-Projobcyclingteam 1.26
10 Cyrille Bonnand (Fra) 1.49
11 Lukas Flückiger (Swi) 1.58
12 Ryan Trebon (USA) 2.06And like clockwork, PAGE along with the rest of the Americans will
finish 3 minutes down at worlds.

Wellens was probably out on an easy training ride just to open up his legs.

Thanks,

Magilla



and you'll be lost in our short term memory as normal. Page, Trebon
and the rest will not. Go pedal your tricycle.

SGK wrote:


On Dec 30, 9:28 am, MagillaGorilla wrote:

Joe King wrote:

Middelkerke - C2
Middelkerke, Belgium, December 29, 2006

Results
Elite Men

1 Bart Wellens (Bel) Fidea Cycling Team 57.15
2 Jonathan Page (USA) Cervélo 0.12
3 Enrico Franzoi (Ita) Lampre - Caffita
4 Marco Aurelio Fontana (Ita)
5 Marco Bianco (Ita)
6 Maxime Lefebre (Fra) 0.56
7 Alexander Moos (Swi) 1.03
8 Davy Commeyne (Bel) Palmans-Sapim-Collstrop1.05
9 David Willemsens (Bel) Sunweb-Projobcyclingteam 1.26
10 Cyrille Bonnand (Fra) 1.49
11 Lukas Flückiger (Swi) 1.58
12 Ryan Trebon (USA) 2.06And like clockwork, PAGE along with the rest of the Americans will

finish 3 minutes down at worlds.

Wellens was probably out on an easy training ride just to open up his legs.

Thanks,

Magilla

and you'll be lost in our short term memory as normal. Page, Trebon
and the rest will not. Go pedal your tricycle.


I don't want to be archived in the same memory bank as Page, Trebon, or
any other rider who consistently finishes 3-4 minutes down at worlds.

Thanks for the confirmation.

Magilla

On Dec 30, 1:01 pm, MagillaGorilla wrote:
SGK wrote:

On Dec 30, 9:28 am, MagillaGorilla wrote:

Joe King wrote:

Middelkerke - C2
Middelkerke, Belgium, December 29, 2006

Results
Elite Men

1 Bart Wellens (Bel) Fidea Cycling Team 57.15
2 Jonathan Page (USA) Cervélo 0.12
3 Enrico Franzoi (Ita) Lampre - Caffita
4 Marco Aurelio Fontana (Ita)
5 Marco Bianco (Ita)
6 Maxime Lefebre (Fra) 0.56
7 Alexander Moos (Swi) 1.03
8 Davy Commeyne (Bel) Palmans-Sapim-Collstrop1.05
9 David Willemsens (Bel) Sunweb-Projobcyclingteam 1.26
10 Cyrille Bonnand (Fra) 1.49
11 Lukas Flückiger (Swi) 1.58
12 Ryan Trebon (USA) 2.06And like clockwork, PAGE along with the rest of the Americans will

finish 3 minutes down at worlds.

Wellens was probably out on an easy training ride just to open up his legs.

Thanks,

Magilla

and you'll be lost in our short term memory as normal. Page, Trebon
and the rest will not. Go pedal your tricycle.I don't want to be archived in the same memory bank as Page, Trebon, or
any other rider who consistently finishes 3-4 minutes down at worlds.

Thanks for the confirmation.

Magilla




So what F have you done except being a moron on usenet. Go get your
tricycle.

In article . com,
" wrote:

Ryan Cousineau wrote:
In article ,
"Joe King" wrote:

Middelkerke - C2
Middelkerke, Belgium, December 29, 2006

Results
Elite Men

1 Bart Wellens (Bel) Fidea Cycling Team 57.15
2 Jonathan Page (USA) Cervélo 0.12

Has Cervelo got their prototype under Page yet?



dumbass,

the bike's been around a while now.

http://www.cyclocrossontario.com/med...ross_prototype

Dumbass: thanks. I'm not sure why I didn't notice before.

http://www.cyclocrossontario.com/cer...ross_prototype

Interesting that they don't seem to have moulded a flat profile in the
the top tube to make it easier to carry. That might not be a big deal
for pros.

Experimenting with a magnesium rear derailer hanger for a 4g weight
saving? I know Cervelo is all about the incremental advantages adding
up, but that seems a little too incremental. There's a lot of bike parts
(not something as small and simple as a rder hanger) where a company
would be pretty happy to produce parts weighing within 4g of each other.

That said, the lower tensile strength of Mg (vs Al) might be an
advantage in this application.

--
Ryan Cousineau http://www.wiredcola.com/
"I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics
to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos

SGK wrote:


On Dec 30, 1:01 pm, MagillaGorilla wrote:

SGK wrote:


On Dec 30, 9:28 am, MagillaGorilla wrote:

Joe King wrote:

Middelkerke - C2
Middelkerke, Belgium, December 29, 2006

Results
Elite Men

1 Bart Wellens (Bel) Fidea Cycling Team 57.15
2 Jonathan Page (USA) Cervélo 0.12
3 Enrico Franzoi (Ita) Lampre - Caffita
4 Marco Aurelio Fontana (Ita)
5 Marco Bianco (Ita)
6 Maxime Lefebre (Fra) 0.56
7 Alexander Moos (Swi) 1.03
8 Davy Commeyne (Bel) Palmans-Sapim-Collstrop1.05
9 David Willemsens (Bel) Sunweb-Projobcyclingteam 1.26
10 Cyrille Bonnand (Fra) 1.49
11 Lukas Flückiger (Swi) 1.58
12 Ryan Trebon (USA) 2.06And like clockwork, PAGE along with the rest of the Americans will

finish 3 minutes down at worlds.

Wellens was probably out on an easy training ride just to open up his legs.

Thanks,

Magilla

and you'll be lost in our short term memory as normal. Page, Trebon
and the rest will not. Go pedal your tricycle.I don't want to be archived in the same memory bank as Page, Trebon, or

any other rider who consistently finishes 3-4 minutes down at worlds.

Thanks for the confirmation.

Magilla





So what F have you done except being a moron on usenet. Go get your
tricycle.



I think the definition of "being a moron" is vicariously posting your
love for a guy who finishes off the podium year after year at worlds in
a sport that really has little depth of competition as it is.

Real bike racers don't even race cross.


Magilla

MagillaGorilla wrote:

I think the definition of "being a moron" is vicariously posting your
love for a guy who finishes off the podium year after year at worlds in
a sport that really has little depth of competition as it is.

Real bike racers don't even race cross.



Dumbass -


What's more valuable: a cross World Champion jersey or a Masters Fattie
National Champion jersey?


just curious,

K. Gringioni.