@mennyus more correctly he made blood replacement, which is not blood doping though may ge unhealthy and which at that time was perfectly allowed by antidoping rules .
As x the helicopter helping him in winning Giro d'Italia, well that was a bs by such a typically pathetic rench sore looser as Fignon !!
Moser won Giro that year because of the chart of course .
A tailwind helps, no matter how aerodynamic you are. But I was mostly kidding: I have no idea whether those rumors about the helicopters pushing Moser and blocking Fignon are true.
@mennyus more correctly he made blood replacement, which is not blood doping though may ge unhealthy and which at that time was perfectly allowed by antidoping rules .
As x the helicopter helping him in winning Giro d'Italia, well that was a bs by such a typically pathetic rench sore looser as Fignon !!
Moser won Giro that year because of the chart of course .
Trulyloyale 1 month ago
i think the blood doping he admitted to have used might have pushed him slightly more than the helicopter :)
mennyus 7 months ago
A tailwind helps, no matter how aerodynamic you are. But I was mostly kidding: I have no idea whether those rumors about the helicopters pushing Moser and blocking Fignon are true.
sjl62 1 year ago
@sjl62 cool, yeah, I always reacted to the Moser would have had the help of helicopter.
The questions are many and foremost problem with the front disc wheel that is so incredibly sensitive to wind that takes a new direction.
Basically, it is Fignon who could not handle a loss like when he lost to LeMond.
MrBiciCrono 1 year ago
Yup -- there's the helicopter that pushed Moser to victory. :)
sjl62 1 year ago
@sjl62 If you think a helicopter could contribute to his victory, then you know nothing about to ride a bicycle with rear and front disc.
MrBiciCrono 1 year ago