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Steel is real.
Glass is not transparent.
Trek will always be rubbish no matter how good they are.
Glass is not transparent.
Trek will always be rubbish no matter how good they are.
I suppose it says a lot more about the elite-type athlete when you know which places they were racing for.
ReplyDeleteHello already IronWomen disfunctionals - 4th / 5th - does it matter?
ReplyDeleteThat's kinda my point. I'm never likely to win anything, so am generally happy to finish a race. If I was in with a shout but didn't win I'd be really annoyed, hence it's a different breed that's still willing to take it to the max for a non-podium position.
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