And now Vaughters
Anther former US Postal rider admits to using performance enhancing drugs. I respect Mr. Vaughters very much for what he has accomplished as a cyclist Continue reading
Anther former US Postal rider admits to using performance enhancing drugs. I respect Mr. Vaughters very much for what he has accomplished as a cyclist Continue reading
They say the numbers don’t lie. They also say the numbers tell the story you want them to. If Lance Armstrong opts for arbitration, experts Continue reading
USADA is handing out sanctions like breath mints. Three of the six individuals recently charged by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency in connection with what the Continue reading
First and foremost, happy fucking Independence Day America! Go do what you do best you self-ruling crazy sons’ of betches. Anyways, by now, you’ve probably Continue reading
The United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) mission statement is clear: “USADA is dedicated to preserving the integrity of competition, inspiring true sport, and protecting the Continue reading
I don’t understand a word of any of this aside from the names of the cyclists and the climbs. But I could not take my Continue reading
Ahhhhh..Summer is upon us. And nothing says summer like going to a lake with your friends and doing stupid shit. Here is how our friends Continue reading
The year was 1998. I was 28 years old, a handful of years out of college, and working in a bike shop as a mechanic. Continue reading
i’d like to share something with you. Pros dope. “I am glad that a decision was made,” Ullrich said. “It ends a chapter in my Continue reading
I cruised over to the DC Tumblr page as I settled in for my post ride recovery beer(s) this evening. Although I’m not quite sure what this Continue reading
To say he’s got a lot to talk about may be the greatest understatement of the century. Former Tour de France champion Jan Ullrich of Continue reading
I read this on the Velonews comment section back in February and thought it was worth sharing… Hey, I’ve been busy! From 1996 to 2005, Continue reading