Plus he rides that horrible black trek fixie thing with moustache bars.
If for no other reason fuck him for that!
That kid Ricco is out of cycling. He got caught doping, embarrassed his team and all of Italian cycling, so he’s a non-factor.
i think it’s best to not discuss pro cycling on this forum.
That kid Ricco is out of cycling. He got caught doping, embarrassed his team and all of Italian cycling, so he’s a non-factor.[/quote]
He’ll be back.
i would totally like to see lance come back and fuck shit up, with evidence that he wasn’t doping… so the haterz can suck his ballz.
ball
true.
They make a prosthesis for that.
i need a prosthesis for my crippled ass messageboarding skillz today, after that miss.
haha
so it’s a marketing campaign? well, shit.
i’ve decided, after talking to amanda for a couple minutes, that i will now enter the world of professional cycling. for the good of tarckbike, which angers more readers then a few piddly blogs combined. i will make my full announcement with details about my plans for world domination at a press conference in my living room, attended by my cats and maybe my roommate if he’s home. until then, stay tarck.
he should race for rock racing
not sure you would call it a marketing campaign, more like a charity season
i need people to feel this way about me 
by wgattis
On September 9, 2008 at 05:15 PM
Lance, during the unforgettable battle you did with cancer, you got to a depth of understanding about human suffering that has made you a champion. You will always be a champion of transcendent proportions. Please put in all the devotion into preparation that you love to do, but if you get dropped on the first climb of the tour, keep your chin high, ride the whole race, support your team members, and prove to all the doubters (regarding your motives) that it is not about self-aggrandizement. Then, your heroic status, in addition to being completely verified, will be all the more long lasting.
…just kidding
lol.
That kid Ricco is out of cycling. He got caught doping, embarrassed his team and all of Italian cycling, so he’s a non-factor.[/quote]
He’ll be back.[/quote]
doubtful. after the way he shot his mouth off at the Giro, i don’t think he’ll be able to get a ride after his suspension’s up. besides, he’s already got a new job.
He’s young, he’s gifted and teams want to win.
I, along with Jim, am announcing my official entrance into the world of Pro Cycling. Team Tarck 2009.