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Greg LeMond and his wife, Kathy, take a break in Manhattan from their legal battle against Trek Bicycling. Greg Lemond (r.) chats with Lance Armstrong in happier times, during the Tour de France in 1994. Full Article at New York Daily News
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BOISE, Idaho — Kristin Armstrong remembers standing outside her University of Idaho sorority in 1994, watching triathletes race past in a local competition. She’d been a high school swimmer, but biking and running, too? Full Article at Wilkes-Barre Weekender
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BOISE, Idaho (AP) Kristin Armstrong remembers standing outside her University of Idaho sorority in 1994, watching triathletes race past in a local competition. She had been a high school swimmer, but biking and running, too? Full Article at International Herald Tribune
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"Riding a bicycle will be a lot easier for you if you know how to pedal," says Gabe Mirkin, M.D.. Huh? Isn't pedaling the same thing as riding a bicycle? Not quite. Full Article at Planet Green
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The 2010 Tour will offer up some real challenges. For the dedicated number-crunchers in the crowd, the annual Tour de France route announcement provides ample opportunity to quantify critical elements of the big race ahead. Full Article at VeloNews
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Is there a future for Lance Armstrong in politics
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If you feel like you can do the job better than people who are doing it now, and you can really make a difference, then that's a real calling to serve, and I think you have to do that
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My expectations would be too high ... I’d rather not face that.
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If your saddle is too high, you're not going to be able to drive your heel effectively. If it's too low, you'll have knee pain.
SOURCE: Planet Green
