Motorised doping

[Singlespeeder]

Click here to see article

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/uci-denies-reports-of-motorised-doping


this is one of the products out there
http://www.gruberassist.com/english/product/design/

[Boostland]

Damn now you have given my secret away and now everyone will know why I have such a large saddle bag, or is that just a BFA from too many Darby's pies ?

[Haddo]

Is this for real.

Commando, any idea how much these are?

[Singlespeeder]

Yeh it is for real

No one has been proven to have this on there race bike but it was announced that this is happening

I believe If your such a good cheater goto Vegas and stop wasting time with cycling 

[Haddo]

I believe If your such a good cheater goto Vegas and stop wasting time with cycling 

Hmm, funny you should mention that, I will be in Vegas 2 weeks from today.

[Singlespeeder]

Well i suggest you pack the gruber assist when u go lol
 

[Metro Commuter]

Is this for real.

Commando, any idea how much these are?

and why didn't you fit it to my new Argon - I need all the help I can get.

[Haddo]

Well i suggest you pack the gruber assist when u go lol
 

Wow, the Gruber assist is only 900 grams and promises a performance increase of up to 100%.

http://www.gruberassist.com/english/product/product-description/

[Metro Commuter]

Haddo - listening to the YouTube clip the Gruber emits a whine, which i would have thought was audible in most races.  However in local A grade races, where there are plenty of other sources of whining, perhaps it would not stand out

MC

[Haddo]

Maybe the technique this video demonstrates can solve that problem:

[Robbo]

Key,

you seem to have grown up a bit since this was filmed. Dont try this near the Commissaire will you.

[El Imbatido]

Here is a youtube video of ex-pro Davide Cassani of RaiSport Italy and they actually show you the doping bike.



Cassani reakons it has been around since 2004

[Welbie]

A new video that suggests Fabian Cancellara used motorised doping in the Paris Roubaix and the Tour of Flanders.



I personally think it is false just because of the size of his legs...

[Boostland]

There is nothing out of the ordinary being able to stay on someone's wheel in the saddle when they attack, I tend to do it a lot particularly if the rider attacking is not known for their sprinting prowess.

The hand movements are called changing gears on a rough road, again plenty of experience doing that on the Kooragang Pavé

From the email I got today lots of the Pavé might be fixed by next month

[hilljockey]

All the physics says Cancellara didn't do anything out of the ordinary (for him anyway).

http://cozybeehive.blogspot.com/2010/06/anatomy-of-cancellara-attack.html