Ok I'll throw open the pandora's box and ask this question.

Should we just legalise drugs and let them take what they want?
Maybe even having 2 different types of races, those who take and those who
are clean?

An aero wheel gives you some benefits, so does taking EPO, the difference is
can you afford it and do you want to damage your health doing it. So where
do we stop. Maybe we should all race on steel bikes, with no aero wheels, no
tri bars, no aero dynamic clothes, just wooley jumpers etc.

You get a puncture, tough, no spare inner tubes.

Jason 'Who's going to duck now'


On 2/6/06, Lori & Rodney Cox <lorrod7@...> wrote:
>
> When I first heard about Tyler, I absolutely could not believe it - I
> thought he was one of the most upstanding racers out there(staying on the
> bike though.....that was a different story!). So, even today, I question
> what went on with those results of his blood tests. It's a shame too because
> he is getting older and it will be that much harder to be super competitive
> in a race like the Tour de France. Who knows - maybe he'll just become a
> domestic pro. Time will tell.
>
> Rodney Cox
> Chico, CA
> http://www.chicocyclist.blogspot.com/


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