The Millar line

http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2006...lts/vuelta0614

In article , "Robert Chung"
wrote:

http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2006...lts/vuelta0614

Nice ride by O'Grady:

9 Stuart O'Grady (Aus) Team CSC 0.54

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Robert Chung wrote:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2006...lts/vuelta0614


Not much in it was there?
Two great stages through this town. Wonderful setting for a bike race,
and good thinking to use it twice. This is turning out once again to be
the best of the Major Tours...
All the best
Dan Gregory

Robert Chung wrote:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2006...lts/vuelta0614


If I understand the Millar Line principle correctly, everyone in the
Vuelta is clean, no?

Gabe Brovedani

In article ,
Gabe Brovedani wrote:

Robert Chung wrote:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2006...lts/vuelta0614


If I understand the Millar Line principle correctly, everyone in the
Vuelta is clean, no?

Gabe Brovedani

Correct. It's especially fun that Millar is enough of a student of
history to use make the "bread and water" reference. Though the fact
that he repeated it suggests he was a little too proud of his studies.

Also, note that it only means that everyone in this stage was clean.
Like Floyd Landis' T-E ratio, the Millar Line can fluctuate in odd ways
from stage to stage.

Now, if we could just get a pro to start wearing a LIVEDRUNK bracelet.

It would probably be a cyclocrosser,

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On Sat, 09 Sep 2006 21:33:48 GMT, Ryan Cousineau wrote:

In article ,
Gabe Brovedani wrote:

Robert Chung wrote:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2006...lts/vuelta0614


If I understand the Millar Line principle correctly, everyone in the
Vuelta is clean, no?

Gabe Brovedani

Correct. It's especially fun that Millar is enough of a student of
history to use make the "bread and water" reference. Though the fact
that he repeated it suggests he was a little too proud of his studies.

Also, note that it only means that everyone in this stage was clean.
Like Floyd Landis' T-E ratio, the Millar Line can fluctuate in odd ways
from stage to stage.

Now, if we could just get a pro to start wearing a LIVEDRUNK bracelet.

It would probably be a cyclocrosser,

Probably why the UCI banned running the course through the beer tents last year.

Ron

Ryan Cousineau wrote:



Now, if we could just get a pro to start wearing a LIVEDRUNK bracelet.

It would probably be a cyclocrosser,


Livedrunk does not produce a bracelet. I thought the Livedrunk thingy
was a flask.

Gabe Brovedani

In article ,
Gabe Brovedani wrote:

Ryan Cousineau wrote:



Now, if we could just get a pro to start wearing a LIVEDRUNK bracelet.

It would probably be a cyclocrosser,


Livedrunk does not produce a bracelet. I thought the Livedrunk thingy
was a flask.

Gabe Brovedani

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Howard

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On Mon, 11 Sep 2006 03:20:28 GMT, Gabe Brovedani wrote:

Ryan Cousineau wrote:



Now, if we could just get a pro to start wearing a LIVEDRUNK bracelet.

It would probably be a cyclocrosser,


Livedrunk does not produce a bracelet. I thought the Livedrunk thingy
was a flask.

In which case I saw one at a cross race last season. Sort of a hip flask in a
cage, like this: http://www.ahearnecycles.com/flask.htm .

The envy of the peloton.

Ron

in message , RonSonic
') wrote:

On Mon, 11 Sep 2006 03:20:28 GMT, Gabe Brovedani
wrote:

Ryan Cousineau wrote:

Now, if we could just get a pro to start wearing a LIVEDRUNK bracelet.

It would probably be a cyclocrosser,

Livedrunk does not produce a bracelet. I thought the Livedrunk thingy
was a flask.

In which case I saw one at a cross race last season. Sort of a hip flask
in a cage, like this: http://www.ahearnecycles.com/flask.htm .

http://www.trophybikes.com/catalog.p...d=-1&prodid=32

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