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    MartinMartin Member, Rooster Endurance Member
    Matt said:

    This was amazing to see

    What, you don't adjust your own headset riding 46 kph beside a moving car? Not like he was using a torque wrench...
    MattTad_M
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    Jennifer PostJennifer Post Member, Rooster Endurance Member, Level 2 Supporter
    Martin said:

    Matt said:

    This was amazing to see

    What, you don't adjust your own headset riding 46 kph beside a moving car? Not like he was using a torque wrench...
    It was impressive. Best tweet I saw was the comment that even Sagan knows it is best practice to return a borrowed tool to your mechanic as soon as you are done.
    Tad_MKenElPescadoPelado
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    EvanEvan Member
    he's unbelievable to watch. as soon as he broke away, i knew it was over.
    Jennifer PostMartinTad_M


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    RashRash Member
    Like I said - Sagan had this one in the bag! (Don’t read the prior page on this thread)

    Sagan!!!!!
    Aaron WebsteyM_WareMartinTad_MJennifer Post
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    mbrekk44mbrekk44 Member, POTM
    Martin said:

    Matt said:

    This was amazing to see

    What, you don't adjust your own headset riding 46 kph beside a moving car?
    I tried that last summer, it didn't end well
    Tad_Msimonsen77Jennifer PostKenElPescadoPeladoAaron Webstey
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    MartinMartin Member, Rooster Endurance Member
    Evan said:

    he's unbelievable to watch. as soon as he broke away, i knew it was over.

    I rewatched the attack. It almost looks like a slo mo attack, and you wonder why no one covers it, then you realize they are going close to 50 kph over cobbles, after a 200 km warm-up, and you just have to shake your head in awe.
    Evan
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    MattMatt Member, Administrator, Rooster Endurance Member
    edited April 2018
    4 minute summary

    Onboard footage

    Sagan attack (Dutch commentary, open in new tab)

    Great photo gallery!
     



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    KHilgendorfKHilgendorf Member, Rooster Endurance Member, POTM
    The peloton let him go, knowing that he would be joining 3 guys who were wrecked after 150+ km off the front. Figured he would waste a ton of energy bridging, and then not have it with 15km to go when they caught the break and started attacking in l'Arbe. Don't think the peloton expected Dillier to be so strong.
    Jennifer PostMattTad_MAaron Webstey
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    RashRash Member
    A few years from now, will everyone be playing the Sagan wrenching clip from PR in slow motion arguing that was him turning on/off the motor? Someone should ask Boonen about it! Ha.
    Tad_MwchevronMartinKenElPescadoPeladoAaron Webstey

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