Fabbs
01-29-2017, 11:02 PM
On 60 Minutes tonight.
:lol Lance Armstrong and doping? Sure.
But try motors powered by a lithium battery hidden in the frame or back hub of wheel. Oh yeah it happened and is probably still happening. Not saying it was proven in Armstrongs case but read on.
French guy has been building them and selling them since 1998. Flat stated he got 2 million for an exclusive deal. They had a bunch of video of him showing exactly how it works, where and how he installs them in bicycles. Then they had both the 60 minutes anchor and a pro biker test it out. Obviously wayy better then non battery. A definite difference maker in who wins said Pro biker.
Fake Armstrong and his defense liars claim he never used them, altho it was the year after Frenchie started making them that Armstrong went on his run. Frenchie got paid by *someone* to STOP making them for 10 years, beginning in 1999. :rolleyes
Whether or not Armstrong and the US Postal team used them, it's very obvious they have made their way into the sport. Some Beligian chick got busted, her bike taken apart and they found it. Also video was shown of bikers who have wiped out, yet the motorized wheel kept on spinning.
:lol Lance Armstrong and doping? Sure.
But try motors powered by a lithium battery hidden in the frame or back hub of wheel. Oh yeah it happened and is probably still happening. Not saying it was proven in Armstrongs case but read on.
French guy has been building them and selling them since 1998. Flat stated he got 2 million for an exclusive deal. They had a bunch of video of him showing exactly how it works, where and how he installs them in bicycles. Then they had both the 60 minutes anchor and a pro biker test it out. Obviously wayy better then non battery. A definite difference maker in who wins said Pro biker.
Fake Armstrong and his defense liars claim he never used them, altho it was the year after Frenchie started making them that Armstrong went on his run. Frenchie got paid by *someone* to STOP making them for 10 years, beginning in 1999. :rolleyes
Whether or not Armstrong and the US Postal team used them, it's very obvious they have made their way into the sport. Some Beligian chick got busted, her bike taken apart and they found it. Also video was shown of bikers who have wiped out, yet the motorized wheel kept on spinning.