/bert/ - ciclismo

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 >>/77323/
Thriller setting? I mean like modern America? Post-war America? America and Sudaca or Europe?

 >>/77323/
I can think of a few

 >>/77323/
I would prefer riding outside

> Decathlon CMA CGM is launching a women's team next year, but that is not the only change the French team is implementing. Or rather, French team… Starting next season, Decathlon CMA CGM will ride under a Swiss license. Multiple sources have confirmed this to WielerFlits. Decathlon has several dozen stores in the Alpine country.

France... Has fallen

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> several dozen
Can't we have normal noombers.

 >>/77327/
> Decathlon has several dozen stores in the Alpine country.
first they were like, we offer the same prices like in France and Germany and profit thanks to the lower VAT in Switzerland. but these days they are much more expensive than when you buy across the border. there's Decathlon in Lörrach or Annemasse and can even get the German or French VAT back if you care.

Eddy Merckx is dying

 >>/77324/
It was The Peacemaker with George Clooney and Nicole Kidman, set in 90s Russia/Azerbaijan/Balkans/US. I have a soft spot for those 90s thrillers (can be espionage, courtroom drama, government conspiracy etc), quite good production values and great actors. Nowadays that kind of "adult thriller" is nonexistent, probably replaced by bad netflix shows. Here's a nice list of the films: https://letterboxd.com/max_read/list/the-90s-dad-thriller-core-canon/
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 >>/77326/
Yes well it was under zero degrees outside in the morning and I have work to do in the afternoon when it's nice weather

 >>/77330/
good

 >>/77327/
> France... Has fallen
For a long time now

 >>/77331/
Ah, I wanted to guess, but for Peacemaker I would have to start going through wiki.

Pissma's self inflating tires banned

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Wout bros, not like this

 >>/77336/
 >>/77335/
fun fact: Gravaa never had more than 2 fulltime employees, all their other employees were basically on a part-time contract, recruited at a cycling club in Brabant, part of a sponsordeal
this caused them to not keep up with production (from the very little orders they had anyway), investors started doubting and they went boom

t. insider

 >>/77331/
> predictive programming, the list
falling down was nice tho, I can really empathize with michael douglas there

 >>/77338/
sir, we don't offer the breakfast menu after 11:00 on /bert/burger anymore.

 >>/77317/
I don't know meteo france, but most mainstream sites and apps (especially the default smartphone apps) use general models combined with algorithms for predictions. This way they can use 1 service for "the whole world".
 
Specific regional modals are much more more accurate.

Harmonie is the best model for the benelux region (northern france included). The chuncks are the smallest you'll find for the region.

https://www.weerplaza.nl/weerkaarten/harmonie/

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 >>/77339/
> burger
very good

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 >>/77339/

Wtf Buchmann DNS

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 >>/77344/
Uhh, I kinda feel bad for him.
Coofidis must be happy too.

A real spring weather
On the sun, hot and warm you're melting
In the shadows and cold wind it's so cold you regret not having gloves

 >>/77346/
That's also a swedish summer.

 >>/77337/
What would the advantage even be for the average wheelrunner like us

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New hiking trousers arrived
Summer trips can't come soon enough

 >>/77350/
with tick proofing??

 >>/77350/
which ones you got? also looking for a new pair, might go with the fjällräven

 >>/77351/
The what now?
There are no ticks at altitude anyway (right?)

 >>/77352/
> might go with the fjällräven
Don't, great functionality, dogshit quality.

 >>/77353/
> Many believe that altitude protects against ticks; however, they can thrive at elevations up to around 10, 000 feet.

 >>/77352/
Colombia convertible (can make them into shorts). Super light, durable, already on my second pair.
I only destroyed my previous pair after 10 years when I was going down on a snow shovel and chuted.
Cost about 50 yurodollars

 >>/77355/
That is very unfortunate

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 >>/77356/
Had to buy a size more, not because of the weist, but because my thigh circumference has increased

 >>/77336/
> Wout bros, not like this
Actually, this means he might finally win. Adjusted.

 >>/77358/
Do you know of any hiking pants with a higher waist? Fjällräven has a dogshit cut with like 10cm front rise. I want technical pants that go up to my natural waist / navel and it's proven very hard to find.

 >>/77348/
there isnt one, its just for graveltards or MTB paypigs and dentists (maybe)

I haven't paypiged anything in a while. Still  looking for the perfect summer bib, the new assos are dogshit

 >>/77361/
I really don't as I don't really have a typical clothing size. Most producers assume if you are tall you are also MORBIDLY obese so finding something that fits is always a struggle.

Inevitable abandon of the weakmind Rajtuzo happened.

Ayuso DNF, crashed

 >>/77362/
Even for gravel or MTB this makes no sens. It's literaly just for racing paris roubaix where you want 2bar on cobbles and 4 outside

 >>/77364/
Yeah I know the feeling, even if I am a manlet by your standards at 190cm. Just finding standard 34" length pants is a struggle these days.

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 >>/77366/
Lidl can't catch a break this season

 >>/77370/
Mads skoring a P-R might be alright

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Belgian press can't get enough of remKING

if you don't run paris roubaix then multiple GTs must be on your race calendar or you are NOT a releveant ciclismer