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Well obviously no one is being disqualified on this video alone. The idea is to draw attention to what could be a real issue. But calling it debunked because o
by freehunter 11y ago
Well obviously no one is being disqualified on this video alone. The idea is to draw attention to what could be a real issue.
But calling it debunked because of another video that is just as dubious seems a little like hand-waving. What's happening is that people are trying to get the officials to look into the idea that there may be tiny hidden motors in some bikes. And what you're doing seems like you're trying to avoid that from happening.
- davidw 11y agoPeople have been talking about this issue for a while in the cycling community. That's why they're doing tests. I'm more than happy for them to do more tests, too, so... no, i'm not against that, at all. What I don't like are 'accusations' that aren't aimed at anyone and so just kind of sit there. Also, when you see that the Corriere della Sera barely covers bike racing, but then splashes out on big things like this, it's pretty grating. It's like bike racing is only important when we're talking about doping or cheating or something.