Lance Armstrong's Custom Trek Madone

[bbglas007]

Wow, wireless gears. I wonder how secure they are.

[MrEmc22]

What was the brand of that skewer?

[DeafMuteZombie]

" Thankyou....for thinking Im very busy."

[localfox1000]

i was interested in the different types of performance enhancers Armstrong used... could someone make a video for that? :p

[diddyxxxx1]

how much!

[koko56]

@duncanbonar Really?

[supersqueze]

haha how can .5 of a person die

[lolroflftw1]

@supersqueze By getting scared half to death.

[ftpaddict]

Huh... Race X Lite? Not the lightest Inform? That's an odd choice to make.

[OberonRacing]

Not when UCI tells you how light your bike can be. Sometimes weight isn't the most important factor either-especially if you have to sacrifice rigidity, reliability, e.t.c.

[PiperBot]

If I had a bike like that....... I`ll win the Tour de France.... for sure.

[sexystarwarplayer]

how were there 27.5 people who died?!

[daphne107]

haha, the guy isn't a great speaker, it's 27.5 million

[sexystarwarplayer]

ooh hahaha i was thinking that number seemed waay too low

[1stPlaceDirector]

Not only is he not a good speaker, but he is uninformed and not thinking before speaking. How could someone think that only 27.5 people died of cancer during his 1275 days? Thousands of people are born every day and die as well. Cancer is one of the #1 killers.

[thenewey]

@daphne107 is it not 27.5 out of 1274?

[daphne107]

@thenewey 1274 was the number of days he was retired

[thenewey]

@daphne107 yeah i know, what i mean is 27.5 people per 1274 died?? but the 27.5 mill makes more sense

[golddang]

lol

[CroswhiteK]

Wisconsin! Represent!

[mikeDJLP]

Saw one of Lance's spare Madones on display at the Tour of California! It is a real sweet piece of machine!!!