Quote from: maximusotter

Quote from: Davecycling is notorious for drugs

anyone who denies that is just sticking thier head in the sand

Prove that any of todays top finishers are getting an edge from illegal performance enhancers, or bugger off.

Typical "Dave" dogmatism without a shred of evidence. Pathetic.

perhaps you spoke too soon maxi

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/other_sports/cycling/5221122.stm

Being digussed here: http://www.tekforums.co.uk/posts/list/3043.page

Nothings been proven. High testosterone levels do not indict.

Why did you start another thread? Wouldnt want to clog up the S & H forum when theres already a thread about this.

^^

QuoteThe Phonak Cycling Team was notified on Wednesday by the UCI of an unusual level of testosterone/epitestosterone ratio in the test made on Floyd Landis after stage 17 of the Tour de France

is not the level of testosterone thats the problem, its the amount in proportion to his levels of epitestosterone

Quote from: maximusotterNothings been proven. High testosterone levels do not indict.

head, sand, in......

nah - me thinks it is fairly dodgy at best tbh...