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Fastest for me is 101 kph - From the Tourmalet down to La Mongie... then forgot all the dust on the Road at La Mongie from Building work and nearly missed the left hand corner halfway through the resort and almost ended up in the side of a hotel..... doh

@GiantDefy954 You make a valid and fair point as well. I am not sure about this, but wasnt Ullrich taking recreational drugs? I guess I see it in a slightly different light. I see Armstrong as a man who instigated a foundation against a disease that affects almost everyone, directly or indirectly...

@nokia3210fuck : Where is your proof please? And if you have it can you please hand over to anyone who wants to proceed with prosecution against Armstrong. Thanks.

@chavezcycling : Wow, if thats the case why have I not seen you winning the TdF? Those speeds are way quicker than they do in the tour. Th fastest ever TT was only at 55kmh by Chris Boardman. Work that out, it is only roughly 33mph over a given distance. Now, if this was downhill, then I can beli...

That is just one of the most powerful, awesome, rock 'n' roll songs ever written.

@2:14 - 2:16 - Toilet break finished - smile - continue singing - Cool. These guys rock. Awesome.

Its a top game. Little hint if I may, slow in - fast out. My best with no aids of any sort on this circuit is 1:41:26

@sickspastic : Yep, thats the one with me as well. IT takes some strength. I have found that using the guitar weight helps. But like you, I am spending time practising this as when it comes I am sure we will be thing "Easy" - hahahaha

Apologies, I dont want to be harsh because you play quite well, but, the vibrato is not right. This is how I started playing Vibrato and it stuck and I am having to go back to basics and re-learn the skill utilising the wrist action. If you only pull you have no real control over the pitch of the...

@JoanBeatrington001 : I am not one way or the other as proof always has to be seen to be true, We could say of Germany at the time that it was Evil, then what was England 1 century before....India, Canada, Australia....1/3rd of the globe in fact. And unknown to a lot of people is England invente...

@ninjamaster2995 : No. You can actually go there and train but you have to be aware that you live like they do, eat and drink their food and water. Maybe get ill, maybe not. Pay in advance. 8 - 10 hour day regimes of training. Get fit beifre you go......:-)

Oh dear. Even the Locals dont know why it is called the Windy City. It has nothing to do with the Wind, but a Fair that used to travel to Chicago and new York and the competition was high as to who put on the best fair. One year a New York reporter went undecover to the CHicago fair and ntoed all...

Been to Chicago and loads of other places, and, gotta say, one of the finest cities in the world. I am into my music so visited:-

House of Blues - Near the Trump building by the river.

Buddy Guys Legends - Wabash and 8th

Also visited the Hancock Observatory - Worth it just for the xperience of t...

@mrcardio9r : By your own reasoning everyone is guilty of something, yourself included. I say this because, according to you, Lance is guilty with NO eveidence, other than hear say and what you have read on the Internet. Do me a favour. What happened to the days of Innocent until proven guilty? I...

@Psionicman2000 Blimey, I would as well. The professionals in the TdF during the sprint, with a lead out train for 2km's can only just about manage between 43 - 48 MPH for a max of about 300 - 400 metres.

@mrcardio9r : So, lets get this right, if we may, with facts...... Pantani:Guilty - Virenque:Guilty - Ulrich:Guilty - Contador:Guilty - in fact just about all of them guilty - hey, he still did well then as they were all guilty. But I dont see yo mentioning any other rider except Armstrong......I...