Lance Armstrong wins Tour for the seventh time

[flybynight]

pale, one of the best known and most charitable of the auto racing programs is the victory junction gang, its a camp for disabled kids, plus nice appocolypse now quote thingy

[El-Moldo]

Riding with only ONE of the twins may actually be an advantage. You are lighter for starters. Plus you probably can nestle into your seat better. Therefore your only have to worry about "shifting" your bike, not something else.

[flybynight]

ever wonder what those holes cut into mt. bike seats are for? is it a cost cutting deal, or does it give more room for the "Twins"?

[fleaflicker]

Well, weight is important, but I don't think missing four ounces (through one of the 'twins') should provide a 5 minute advantage. Besides, consider that 2-3 years before winning his first tour, Lance Armstrong was fighting for his life, and had LESS than 50-50 odds of making it through. That's pretty darn good, I'd say.

[Gunner18]

did anyone else experience dejavu seeing all those german flags line the streets of paris?

[flybynight]

why were there geran flags in paris, were they fer the german biker people?

[Gunner18]

yea, for jan ullrich...didnt you watch the final stage? they were all over the champs-elysses

[flybynight]

heck no, i have better things to do than to stay up all night and watch biking, i could be sleeping

[The Ancient Enemy]

"I'd like to thank all my fans for their support, and I'd like to thank God for bringing Sheryl Crow into my life so I could ditch my wife and kids. Thank you, Jessuuuusss!!!!"

[count2infinity]

i saw an interview with him...i believe he said something about retiring at the top of his game, and one of the reasons is to be closer to his kids and be there for them.