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I'm still interested in whether Pogi can continue to bring the fight, whether or not the breakaway gets the stage.

Oh this tour is heating up and it's only been one week!

Of the play store apps I think connect is the best one so far. Very customisable.

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Ok grandpa time to get you back to your home.

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Yep checks out

Using discord as a replacement is like permanently sorting by new. I really like the voting mechanic and that's what set Reddit apart, along with subreddits.

It's not functionally the same.

Did you get a power meter? I'm completely addicted to mine! One of the best bike purchases I've made.

Because your ass does literally nothing else all day, but your hands touch things like food etc. I'd say it was more like getting shit on your leg. Do you wipe it off or just wait until you next have a shower?

That said I love the idea of bidets, I'm just terrified it'll get my underwear and clothes wet while being cold and unpleasant.

Between the GCN app and Nebula I've spent less and less time on YouTube recently. Happy to pay Nebula for the privilege as well, they do such a good job and support creators far better than YouTube do.

Google en peasant

I wonder if anarchychess has a community yet?

Granted, Kuss is the best mountain domestique by a long way and an incredible rider, but he's never really a risk in GC. If he breaks off the front nobody has to follow because he's not close enough to matter. However Yates is usually up there on GC and if he breaks off the front, there's a real risk that he could go into the lead.

That said, he could actually be further up the standings this time considering the minimal TT distance this year. It'll be interesting to watch!

There's minimal TT Kms so not sure how that affects it. Pogi will potentially have Yates as a double threat which could work really well in his favour. Vingegaard doesn't have that so can potentially be isolated by those two on some of the mountain stages.

It's going to be an interesting one for sure. Kind of like last year where Rogliç and Vingegaard were working Pogi over, but with the roles reversed

This guy is practically unstoppable. Targets one or maybe two races all year, then wins it. It's impressive, but can he beat Tadej again this year?