"ullo John gotta new motor ?"
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bloody link doesnt work but it shows a motor running
https://www.facebook.com/ciclismopelomu ... 647404670/
try here
https://www.facebook.com/ciclismopelomu ... fref=photo
oooh, google 'doping bike'
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=dopin ... cQ_AUIBigB
https://www.facebook.com/ciclismopelomu ... 647404670/
try here
https://www.facebook.com/ciclismopelomu ... fref=photo
oooh, google 'doping bike'
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=dopin ... cQ_AUIBigB
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lots of people throwing physics at each other on the forums over that one
kenaltobelli
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God I need something like this :facepalm: :facepalm: on my recent outings.
God I need something like this :facepalm: :facepalm: on my recent outings.
Osella
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At top-level bikes are weighed; but as the racers are underweight and have to have weights added to meet the UCI minimum weight limit, there's scope for adding in various parts and not showing up as 'suspiciously overweight'.
Looks like there was a bike with a motor in at Zolder; and caught by the officials - but still not been confirmed whether that bike was raced, and whether the specific bike tested was even approved to be raced at that event.
Interestingly there have been suggestions for a few years that these lower level series are a potential testing ground for 'cheating technologies' as there are fewer tests and officials than at top-level events.
At top-level bikes are weighed; but as the racers are underweight and have to have weights added to meet the UCI minimum weight limit, there's scope for adding in various parts and not showing up as 'suspiciously overweight'.
Looks like there was a bike with a motor in at Zolder; and caught by the officials - but still not been confirmed whether that bike was raced, and whether the specific bike tested was even approved to be raced at that event.
Interestingly there have been suggestions for a few years that these lower level series are a potential testing ground for 'cheating technologies' as there are fewer tests and officials than at top-level events.
