We're going to yell at you.
01-12-07, 08:29 AM
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I love this thread like milk and cookies 
01-12-07, 08:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Snuffleupagus
I love this thread like milk and cookies
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Originally Posted by rufvelo
I do remember a certain 'Pro' about 20 yrs ago who would do a lot of yelling to 'educate the newbies' at < 60 miles but for some reason could not stop vomitting after 100 miles or so before he'd bail on us
01-31-07, 01:57 AM
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From the news about Discovery's training rides in Slovang, California.
""We've noted that several local riders have tried to tag along on the riders till they get dropped. One unlucky one was cruising alongside and had just been asked to please ride at the rear of the pack when his carbon handlebars bars literally snapped off! While the rider was fine, mechanic Craig Geeter said he looked back and saw the guy kicking his bike on the side of the road – poor form, old boy…""
any yelling there?
""We've noted that several local riders have tried to tag along on the riders till they get dropped. One unlucky one was cruising alongside and had just been asked to please ride at the rear of the pack when his carbon handlebars bars literally snapped off! While the rider was fine, mechanic Craig Geeter said he looked back and saw the guy kicking his bike on the side of the road – poor form, old boy…""
any yelling there?
01-31-07, 02:41 AM
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WAY more yelling here:
"The finish of stage 2 of the Tour of Qatar was a horrifying picture; Graeme Brown swerved in the sprint finish, taking out Predictor-Lotto's Tom Steels who sprawled full-length on the Doha street in the middle of the whole onrushing peloton. Miraculously all riders were all able to avoid him, but the damage was already done. He was able to get back on his bike and ride to the team bus, with unbelievable quantities of blood streaming down his face.
The Belgian emerged later from the Doha hospital to report a broken collarbone, six stitches in his head and any amount of skin scraped off. At that time, he didn't blame Brown for what happened. "That's the way it is in the sprint, these things happen," he was quoted as saying.
But by the time he got back to the team hotel, things had changed. All of the teams are staying at the same hotel and eating together in the same restaurant. According to Robert Förster of Gerolsteiner, Steels went up to Brown, showed him his broken collarbone and spoke his mind, calling the Australian, among other things "a Kamikaze." According to Sportwereld.be, Steels yelled at him, "You f**king idiot! It's always the same with you!"
"Brown didn't react," Förster wrote on his website, robert-foerster.de. "Steels was shouting as loud as he could, 'Go home!' At the same time another rider stood up, clapped and yelled, too, 'Go home!' Then the room went crazy, everybody stood up and yelled 'Go home!'"
No video, unfortunately.
"The finish of stage 2 of the Tour of Qatar was a horrifying picture; Graeme Brown swerved in the sprint finish, taking out Predictor-Lotto's Tom Steels who sprawled full-length on the Doha street in the middle of the whole onrushing peloton. Miraculously all riders were all able to avoid him, but the damage was already done. He was able to get back on his bike and ride to the team bus, with unbelievable quantities of blood streaming down his face.
The Belgian emerged later from the Doha hospital to report a broken collarbone, six stitches in his head and any amount of skin scraped off. At that time, he didn't blame Brown for what happened. "That's the way it is in the sprint, these things happen," he was quoted as saying.
But by the time he got back to the team hotel, things had changed. All of the teams are staying at the same hotel and eating together in the same restaurant. According to Robert Förster of Gerolsteiner, Steels went up to Brown, showed him his broken collarbone and spoke his mind, calling the Australian, among other things "a Kamikaze." According to Sportwereld.be, Steels yelled at him, "You f**king idiot! It's always the same with you!"
"Brown didn't react," Förster wrote on his website, robert-foerster.de. "Steels was shouting as loud as he could, 'Go home!' At the same time another rider stood up, clapped and yelled, too, 'Go home!' Then the room went crazy, everybody stood up and yelled 'Go home!'"
No video, unfortunately.
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Originally Posted by Starclimber
WAY more yelling here:
"The finish of stage 2 of the Tour of Qatar was a horrifying picture; Graeme Brown swerved in the sprint finish, taking out Predictor-Lotto's Tom Steels who sprawled full-length on the Doha street in the middle of the whole onrushing peloton. Miraculously all riders were all able to avoid him, but the damage was already done. He was able to get back on his bike and ride to the team bus, with unbelievable quantities of blood streaming down his face.
The Belgian emerged later from the Doha hospital to report a broken collarbone, six stitches in his head and any amount of skin scraped off. At that time, he didn't blame Brown for what happened. "That's the way it is in the sprint, these things happen," he was quoted as saying.
But by the time he got back to the team hotel, things had changed. All of the teams are staying at the same hotel and eating together in the same restaurant. According to Robert Förster of Gerolsteiner, Steels went up to Brown, showed him his broken collarbone and spoke his mind, calling the Australian, among other things "a Kamikaze." According to Sportwereld.be, Steels yelled at him, "You f**king idiot! It's always the same with you!"
"Brown didn't react," Förster wrote on his website, robert-foerster.de. "Steels was shouting as loud as he could, 'Go home!' At the same time another rider stood up, clapped and yelled, too, 'Go home!' Then the room went crazy, everybody stood up and yelled 'Go home!'"
No video, unfortunately.
"The finish of stage 2 of the Tour of Qatar was a horrifying picture; Graeme Brown swerved in the sprint finish, taking out Predictor-Lotto's Tom Steels who sprawled full-length on the Doha street in the middle of the whole onrushing peloton. Miraculously all riders were all able to avoid him, but the damage was already done. He was able to get back on his bike and ride to the team bus, with unbelievable quantities of blood streaming down his face.
The Belgian emerged later from the Doha hospital to report a broken collarbone, six stitches in his head and any amount of skin scraped off. At that time, he didn't blame Brown for what happened. "That's the way it is in the sprint, these things happen," he was quoted as saying.
But by the time he got back to the team hotel, things had changed. All of the teams are staying at the same hotel and eating together in the same restaurant. According to Robert Förster of Gerolsteiner, Steels went up to Brown, showed him his broken collarbone and spoke his mind, calling the Australian, among other things "a Kamikaze." According to Sportwereld.be, Steels yelled at him, "You f**king idiot! It's always the same with you!"
"Brown didn't react," Förster wrote on his website, robert-foerster.de. "Steels was shouting as loud as he could, 'Go home!' At the same time another rider stood up, clapped and yelled, too, 'Go home!' Then the room went crazy, everybody stood up and yelled 'Go home!'"
No video, unfortunately.
Rewind it a few times and you can see that Gramme's move was completely irresponsible.
https://www.eurosport.com/cycling/mc_vid33228.shtml
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01-31-07, 04:43 AM
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Originally Posted by austinspinner
Now with Video...
https://www.eurosport.com/cycling/mc_vid33228.shtml
https://www.eurosport.com/cycling/mc_vid33228.shtml
01-31-07, 04:55 AM
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Strange, loads fast on my 560meg. Must be all that porn spyware you have chomping up your bandwidth. 
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01-31-07, 04:58 AM
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Originally Posted by austinspinner
Strange, loads fast on my 560meg. Must be all that porn spyware you have chomping up your bandwidth.
01-31-07, 05:29 AM
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Originally Posted by mollusk
Here goes (tongue in cheek):
Z - Zooming down the road as fast as we can to get away from the likes of you is our goal
Z - Zooming down the road as fast as we can to get away from the likes of you is our goal
Æ - Ærbar (= 'modest'). Ærbar, ego-free posts always start with a reference to your pace-line speed.
Ø - Ørepine (= 'earache'). Whether it's from your iPod or all the yelling.
Å - Å! (= 'oh!'). Self-evident.
03-27-07, 01:22 PM
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With the advent of the racing season, wondered if any opinions on this subject have changed?
03-27-07, 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Voodoo76
With the advent of the racing season, wondered if any opinions on this subject have changed?
Pot-stirrer...
03-27-07, 01:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Voodoo76
With the advent of the racing season, wondered if any opinions on this subject have changed?
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=281687
Seems like EventServices is once again talking about removing "road side trash".
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05-15-07, 05:42 AM
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hahahhahaha, nice, i love this thread
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05-15-07, 05:44 AM
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I find it a nice chronology of my growth into elitism and yelling.
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05-15-07, 05:55 AM
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Originally Posted by DrPete
I find it a nice chronology of my growth into elitism and yelling.
Everybody gets yelled at : ).
05-15-07, 06:42 AM
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Originally Posted by EventServices
I'll take you under my wing on Wednesday night when we're not going 30mph and when you're not an immediate threat to the well-being of 20 riders.
We'll yell because we don't have time to explain the intricacies and nuance of a paceline at that speed.
I know riders who will actually grab you by the jersey and physically remove you from the line. That's how important it is to us to NOT have to deal with you.
Elitist? OK, I'll go with that since we've worked hard to get to the elite level, and we want to train not teach on Tuesdays.
And seriously, it has nothing to do with ego. It has everything to do with training at the highest level possible. Don't confuse the two.
We'll yell because we don't have time to explain the intricacies and nuance of a paceline at that speed.
I know riders who will actually grab you by the jersey and physically remove you from the line. That's how important it is to us to NOT have to deal with you.
Elitist? OK, I'll go with that since we've worked hard to get to the elite level, and we want to train not teach on Tuesdays.
And seriously, it has nothing to do with ego. It has everything to do with training at the highest level possible. Don't confuse the two.
05-15-07, 06:44 AM
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Originally Posted by spearce
why do you even let new/unproven riders into your strict "training" paceline? i hope you tell the new jacks whats up before you start the ride and end up screaming and pulling people out of pace lines. pull my jersey and i'll beat you with a wheel spoke. i'm just saying...
just sayin'