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5/15/08

Slipstream Rider David Millar Gives His Bike The Old Heave Ho

See You In Hell Bike!

Cycling, Unintentional Hilarity

by 100%InjuryRate

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I'm not sure what it's like to be a cyclist who isn't Lance Armstrong. You're not rich, you're not famous, and no one knows who you are.

So when you're about to potentially win a stage at the Giro d’Italia (the Italian Tour de France) to at least get a sliver of recognition, and your chain snaps, you're probably going to be pretty damn mad.

And that's exactly what David Millar was when that exact scenario happened yesterday. He decided to awesomely give his bike the old heave ho for its complete incompetence. And probably also because it gave him a solid shot to the groin.

One great about the Millar video is that it shows how seriously people take bike races, which allows me to post this even better video below. I tell you, I could watch this thing a thousand times and it never gets old. We take our bike races seriously here in Romania!

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5/15/08

Bmeister

2	Great blog, except Millar is British (born in Malta).

5/15/08

100%InjuryRate

0	Bmeister wrote: Great blog, except Millar is British (born in Malta). whoops. thanks.

9/11/10

kollam003

Cycle racing is certainly quite a dangerous sport. It will be difficult for a sportsperson to survive in accidents he might get his ankle broken if he is without an Ultra Anklewhen they are not the best in that sport. It will be a mental pressure to perform even better and earn attention. There will be an urge to become rich and famous like other players. And then when at the last moment you lose the game just because of a technical snag. Surely you will be very disappointed. The same thing happened with David Millar.