And there was me thinking the article was tongue in cheek when it referred to the pressure on cyclists when their legs weaken along with their willpower. (C Boardman's statement mentioned the fact that the extra gears now came at virtually no weight penalty. Which is largely true.)
I once struggled up Mont Ventoux during a sportive and joked to the rider overtaking me that if the road got any steeper I could at least climb off and walk. Judging from his expression, I might as well have told him his wife was having an affair with Lance Armstrong.
Completely innocuous article if you ask me. OK the sub text of bragging about riding the Ventoux grates a bit but everything else just reads as encouragement to not be put off by hills. What's wrong with that ?
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