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So obviously faked/stretched too! 

So obviously faked/stretched too! 

i don't think so....look at other pictures. he just has alien proportions
It's fake.  It showed up online about 3 weeks ago.  The forearms, hands, lower torso have been lengthened.

Speaking of warped, his large chainring looks crazy severely ovalized!

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i still think he's redonculously spindly.  http://www.chris-froome.com/photos

maybe they were using a fisheye lens thing.  i want to see the smoking gun memo.  or the fark photoshop thread
(Liggett to Sherwin...) "You know Paul Froome was the inspiration for a series a children's books..."
Oh, he's stupid skinny. That pic is just intentionally distorted is all.

Arm lengthening doping of course.
It's not intentionally 'shopped its just a fisheye used too close.
Holy.Fing.Schnikey. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIlMbRi-7yw&sns=em
sweet glove tanlines, bro
Right?  What a Fred.
Don't chase TvG:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Ls3NxXSb1K0


I can't get enough of the Fred guzzling his Purple Drank at 1:13...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2k9JCPxaZ7I

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LOLLL ^

i really did not like the trip there.  just a random, nasty, brutal thing to do to someone enjoying their spandex/wig/TvG.

in other news, this: watch Jens in this http://bcove.me/gqap2nf8
^ Best thing I saw.  Ever!
So JENS HAD TO BE IN on that, right?
that video is ridiculous.  double-entendreriffic. 
This is over the top.
pretty awesome. Kittel isn't quite as good but his is here
Sad Pantani (my second favorite doper of all time behind Chiappucci) recalls today's summit finish.

The climb to today's finish has only been used once before in the Tour and that on a day, with results that were later nullified. You old-timers in the bunch might remember the 17th stage of the 1998 Tour and the Festina Affair. After police raided the hotel of the TVM team of the night before and detained several riders, the entire peloton went on strike, riding the entire stage at a slow pace and stopping frequently to protest the police's treatment of them. You might remember that image of Marco Pantani and other riders sitting on the road and refusing to continue the stage.    Riders removed their race numbers as a symbol of unity and the go-slow strike eventually resulted in the Tour's decision to nullify the results of the 17th stage from Albertville to Aix-les-Bains.
You knew it was coming:
Deep in our hearts we all knew.
Deep in our hearts we all knew.
He's letting that buzz cut get long.  Kind of amazing.
Cool photoset of the now defunct Union Square Crit (mixed in with random World Champ photos) from 1982...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/daneil/sets/72157603247236974/
Jeez, they ran that race Nov. 14.
I can't even imagine how you would do a crit with downtube shifters and not STI.  Amazing skill!
Adam said:
I can't even imagine how you would do a crit with downtube shifters and not STI.  Amazing skill!
Chrisssss, Adam, you are making some of us on the club feel really old right about now. P.S. I won't tell Mario Cipollini that you forgot/didn't know about his "Red Train."
I'm aware of Cipollini's train, but they were not a prolific as HTC.  I guess that's my point.  HTC=15 stages in 3 years!

But I do stick to the not knowing how to do a crit on downtube shifters.  Sounds hard!
You just don't shift as much.
But also keep in mind that they were until the very end friction shifters, so you had to know just how much to move it. It was very possible to misshift in the sprint.
Bubble Wrap Bike...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAOZqxoyLMQ#at=12