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Rarely- for someone in my sometimes overly arrogant field- I don't think that, but just hope that I might have a deeper understanding.
I am fairly obsessive about CVS Physiology, but that was the case before I qualified.
(or more simply- I assume nothing, and hope that I can translate that to being more open than I might be otherwise).

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Nah, fuck you. I don't have the energy or desire to pick apart what a shitty comment this is.
Use of 'carers' makes you seem like a real gem.

I hate to go ad-hominem here, but I suspect I might have a decent amount of understanding of CV physiology and pharmacology comparative to yourself, or at least I'd fucking hope so.

Anyhow, you missed or misunderstood my main point, so I'll state it again.
It doesn't matter if those kids continued training. Someones physiological ability is related to a combination of genetics, training [and likely pharmaceuticals]. The timing of that training, if carried out to its full potential, seemingly does not matter, but as I've said- you can't prove it.
Just for some examples:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Way
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priscilla_­Welch

I don't know why you've quoted me as saying 'The guy clearly is a wanker', but I haven't, so fucking change it.

This bases itself on a possibly false, and sadly unprovable assumption- the theory that years trained as a child outweigh years trained as an adult.
Whilst there is obviously no good science, there is significant anecdotal evidence that this is a fallacy.
Add to this the amount he trains- have a look at his Strava, it is bonkers- and the guy is clearly dedicated.
No amount of money makes up for those hours in the saddle, and the fact that he can, and probably has self-funded this far is not something to discredit him by.

I'm not going to dive into the doping question. I think the complexity of professional sport is too great, and frankly a suspension of disbelief makes the whole thing enjoyable to watch again. [Any sport]

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By this rationale you have to go to Skegness before you can take a view on whether it is a good idea to go there. Whopper logic.

Yeah, but I am talking about proper riders, not halfrauds nodders

I thought it was mainly for whoppers who work in investment banking that want to paint their face and pretend they are hippies for a weekend?

As someone who dislikes gigs, camping, crowds, drugs, over priced food stalls, face paint, being dirty, queues, traffic, and spending more than a couple of hours with anyone but my direct family, I recognise I am not the target audience.

Ha

I think as was pointed out somewhere, perhaps the government should be more proactive on the price component of the wage / price spiral?

@dimi3 sat on a stool outside Stayer.

I also rode there and back in my non bdhu drops and it felt great.

The more bikes I see irl, the more convinced I am that bdhu is a hoax. I went to Stayer today and there were 10ish lovely bikes parked up and none of them were bdhu.

On balance it is surely a good thing, as it is primarily hurting the operators rather than the public?

I just saw on Wikipedia that the creator of the Bayraktar drone is married to Erdogan's daughter, so I imagine the manufacturer will do what they are told.

@Howard for leader. You have consistently called QE a bomb under the UK economy.

Who was it on here a while ago arguing that inflation is a good thing?

They are v brakes not cantiis. You will have to start again.

Lovely photos though.

Amazing

something which gives how many yards to the next pin

Doesn't ones caddy provide this information?

Ouch. Heal up fast and recover well!

Wouldn't anything Seiko related get sneered at on the 19th hole? Surely Rolex required.

fastest expanding e-bike company in London.

I am curious about how you have evaluated this?

I'm also curious about what you do - sell ebikes or rent them?

Kitchen, floors, downstairs walls, cylinder, bathrooms, carpets and electric heaters all now stripped out of house. There isn't much left 😬