 David Zabriskie for his great turn of speed and the way he answers the questions on the missing saddle podcast website interview.
His new secret weapon is potatoes ! -
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 Jens Voight - great character - always rides his heart out either for himself or his team
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 It's got to be Jens (see my previous thread!)
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Stephen Roche - for the climb on stage 20 of the TDF in 1987 at La Plagne.
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Bradley Wiggins.
He has a really good stance on drugs, is a genuine nice guy and is polite and modest even though he has won 3 olympic medals.
Another point is; he has changed from his original track discipline over to the road. That takes a lot of guts. His entire livelihood is on the life and he still remains positive and true to himself.
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 Bally off RCUK.
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 ROFL !!! You are my favouritist Adam, followed by M@
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Well, at least I know where I stand now, Bally. I've always preferred kahuczech to you anyway! neh!
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Tom, you are the owner of the most heroic rider award in my book :)
Hope the Sunday People paid up!
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Heroic, but not your favouritist. It's just not the same. lol.
And, yes! the Sudnay People ran the article yesterday and donated the 5K!
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But favouritist hero Tom - that should mean a lot to you, your smile is definately my favourite though
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I know, my smile is particularly unique. I don't feel it will be quite as effective a scare-tactic when I get teeth in November/December, though. On the bright side, I will be able to relax more while eating again. lol
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 It depends on my mood. Currently it's the diminutive Russian nail-chewer, Andrei Tchmil - Small, strong and stylish.
Second to Tom Staniford... obviously.
BTW, Tom, those teeth... I will never fear the dentist again.
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yes, they are pretty nasty looking, and yes I have enough metal and shrapnel in my mouth to make me look like I swallowed a grenade, and yes, it may give the effect I am Jaws' illegitimate love child.
BUT
I've never had problems with people pulling their weight in a paceline. One leery grin fixes it.
I have legitimate cycling war-stories to tell (and my knee scars look suitably impressive).
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 sean kelly, last of the farm boys a total warhorse and because he nodded an answer during a radio interview
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 Big George for me, true pro.
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 Pascal Richard.
Stylish, fast, could climb a bit and sprint a bit.
Wore the great MG-Technogym kit (which had an apple on the front) with style.
Won my favourite race, the Tour of Lombardy.
Now rumoured to own a clock shop in his nativce Switzerland (although this last point is not a reason why I love him!)
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 Lance Armstrong.
Classy, determined and very professional
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Tom Boonen...gorgeous 'nuff said!
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