Chris Froome shocked the world during the 2016 Tour de France when he used the now-banned “super-tuck” to fly down a mountain at nearly 90 km/h. A move so fast, so aerodynamic, and so controversial… it was eventually made illegal forever. 🚴♂️⚡
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1st and that’s insane
What bout his balls 😭
Disrespect to the guy who said first
I don't think you know what 10% means.
Then he had a crash that almost took his life. It hurt watching him never come back to form he was my favorite
60-70kmh? Hahahahaha
His ass is going to hurt after that
Tbh, if adjust the seat height is allowed mid race, then you can just set it as low as possible to get the most similar position as this banned one
Tbh, if adjust the seat height is allowed mid race, then you can just set it as low as possible to get the most similar position as this banned one
Dont ban it. We want to see the fastest people can go on a bike not what rules can be made to reduce speed when cars have been taken off the road.
Not one, another move that was banned.
tour da frogs – what a joke
SMELLS OF FIFA MINDSET
I remember watching tour de france with my parents while eating a melon when I was about 8
He wasn't the first to do it.
Shit someon say gay
"He turns his bike into a missile"
Yeah, nothing can go wrong with this…
Respect to the guy who said disrespect to the guy who said first
This is the Mohoric position… So why do you speak about Froome?
10% of 60 is 6. 60+6=90. Wow
It's only illegal for safety reasons. Anyone who's ever done it will know how dangerous it is.
We go the same speed on skis
The “super-forward, nose-of-the-saddle” descending style was not invented by Chris Froome.
It was already used in the mid-1990s by Bjarne Riis, most notably during Tour de France 1996.
Riis rode extremely far forward with a very low torso to reduce drag and stabilize the front wheel.
At the time, this position was widely noted by commentators as aggressive and unconventional.
Froome later popularized and systematized the style in the modern peloton.
But historically, Riis was among the first to demonstrate it at the highest level.
I'll keep it simple!
That rule sucks then.
Matej mohoric crying on the corner (true investor of the supertuck)
60 to 70
😀
I use to hit app 75 mph (120Kph) for a few seconds on my fastest downhill decent. I would put my chest on the handle bars, head over the front wheel, arms tucked in and hold the top tube with my knees. I studied motorbike racing and used similar techniques.
Bro really said 67