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  Monday, 20 October 2008


It was a good ride today to work. Until...
I had gone about 26 km and was doing about 30 kph. Coming towards a set of lights I tried to dodge a truck stopped waiting for green that had not left me enough room to pass on the inside. I decided to head up a driveway just before the truck, to get on the footpath for a few metres, but as I turned the front wheel it lodged in a rut, and I fell heavily.
I was a bit confused, and, while I felt no pain at the time, during the day my head, face, neck, collarbone, arm and hip began to hurt. Since riding home the various contusions are now making themselves known, and my hands and wrists are also hurting.
I certainly understand from this why broken collarbones are such common cycling injuries.

10:35:30 PM    comment []

  Sunday, 19 October 2008


The background:

In September he expressed doubts about co-leading the Kazakh squad with Armstrong in 2009, telling the Spanish sports daily 'AS' that "some difficult situations could arise in which the team would put him first".

However, the 2007 Tour winner now says an Astana team meeting in November will erase any earlier signs of a possible division.

SuperSport Oct 18 2008 5:42PM GMT [Moreover Technologies - Sports: cycling news]
12:43:58 PM    comment []

Italians do well in Italy, but usually not so well in the Tour de France.

Yahoo! Canada Oct 18 2008 5:24PM GMT [Moreover Technologies - Sports: cycling news]
12:38:38 PM    comment []

  Saturday, 18 October 2008


BAVENO, Italy - Former Giro d'Italia winner Ivan Basso said he has paid his penalty after serving a two-year doping suspension and is ready to challenge the world's top riders - including Lance Armstrong.

The 2006 Giro champion will make his return to professional cycling Oct. 26 in the Japan Cup. His main objective for next season will be the Giro, the second most prestigious stage race after the Tour de France.

That will pit the Italian rider against Armstrong, who announced this week that he will ride in the three-week Giro for the first time as part of his own comeback after a three-year retirement.

Canada East Oct 18 2008 6:00AM GMT

[Moreover Technologies - Sports: cycling news]
7:44:00 PM    comment []

  Wednesday, 15 October 2008


They're referring to the Tour de France.

The Australian Oct 15 2008 3:17AM GMT
[Moreover Technologies - Sports: cycling news]
7:50:30 PM    comment []

  Monday, 13 October 2008


It's not organised, there's no set route - so is it a demo?
[BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition]
Activist cyclists? Cool.

11:41:55 PM    comment []


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