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The Doc untangles cyclists’ love-hate relationship with their sport and concludes

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Cycling Weekly Magazine

16 May 2024

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“i’m the cycling equivilent of the reserve goalkeeper for plymouth argyle”

The Tour de France is still the only race that counts for ‘them’

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“even dropping dead on the spot would have seemed overly aggressive on my part”

Saintly helpers make ultra-distance time trials tough to quit

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“i’m the cycling equivilent of the reserve goalkeeper for plymouth argyle”

The Tour de France is still the only race that counts for ‘them’

Cycling Weekly

“even dropping dead on the spot would have seemed overly aggressive on my part”

Saintly helpers make ultra-distance time trials tough to quit