I am not going to enter the debate, I don’t know enough about it, but here is one side of the story. Feel free to comment below if you agree or disagree with speed humps in Centennial Park.
A friend in Sydney tells me the bunch cyclists at Centennial Park are a hazard. Again, I am not commenting, I have never ridden there.
Can the Sydney people help out a fellow Sydney cyclist. It is all over Reddit.com, News.com and Twitter. See if the cycling collective can hunt down maniacs like this and get the law to prosecute them to it’s fullest extent.
Do you know this car?
Mr Moore said the COPS number for the reported incident was E47648731.
The other day I posted a photo of Koen de Kort looking a bit like a mummy. Well his team mate, Marcel Kittel, has found his radio from the day he went sliding along the tarmac.
@koendekort I found your radio from E3 Prijs… It still works!! twitter.com/marcelkittel/s…
— Marcel Kittel (@marcelkittel) March 25, 2012
He should eBay it for the fans.
The first of the Cobbled Classics is on tonight, the 2012 Gent-Wevelgem. And in huge news for us Aussies with out pay TV and Eurosport, SBS are streaming it live at Cycling Central.
Cyclingnews.com has the full start list here. Can Boonen go back to back? There has never been an Aussie winner, so given we have an Aussie team in GreenEDGE there, can Matty Goss get the win?
Can Cav win it?
Can Cavendish win it? He has a hell of a strong team to get him to the finish.
The big fella is doing a 24 hour MTB race with some mates this weekend in Canberra. I should have sent him this to inspire him. 🙂
Thanks to Carl for the heads up.
Any guesses as to what I blurted out at one point in the video? 🙂
After singing his praises yesterday, Koen de Kort was caught up in a horror crash in the E3 Prijs Vlaanderen-Harelbeke.
This is part of the race report at cyclingnews.com that was won in a bunch sprint by Tom Boonen.
In the descent of the Boigneberg there was a major crash in the peloton. Several riders went down at high speed including Millar (Garmin-Barracuda), Koen de Kort (Project 1T4I), Jelle Wallays (Topsport Vlaanderen-Mercator), Jens Mouris (Greenedge), Sébastien Hinault (AG2R-La Mondiale) and Jan Gyselinck (Cofidis).
The result of the crash for Koen was this tweet..
Having no skin left on your entire right side of the body looks like this (all bandaged up) yfrog.com/odfmtlwj
— Koen de Kort (@koendekort) March 23, 2012
Here is the photo.
Mummy de Kort
Get well Koen, and David Millar who broke a collarbone in the bingle.
Don't let go of the head.
I nice look back at 2011, year of the Gilbo.
How about giving this bad boy a go. No saddle issues now.
Insert Cartoon Running Noise.
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