>>Did you ever for a minute think Armstrong was doing all this clean? The whole sport is dirty and he dominates it clean?
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>Yeah, you're right, the whole sport is dirty. Good thing, though, that dirty cyclists aren't allowed to race.
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>You have to admit, those replacement curlers and swimmers in the Giro right now, are doing a pretty good job!

I know you do a lot of bicycling so suspect I struck a nerve there. What I meant was not everyone who rides a bike -- about the best form of exercise -- only those like Landis, Armstrong, et al who compete professionally on the big tours. Sorry for the overly broad sounding wording.

Even in the course of one day this is starting to resemble Greek theater. The accusations come out, Armstrong denies them, then within about an hour crashes and has to pull out of the Tour of California. If you made this stuff up no one would believe you.

http://sports.espn.go.com/oly/cycling/news/story?id=5205202