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Don't worry KHS, when Specialized starts making 27.5" wheeled bikes, I'm sure someone will still ride yours.

Tell the uci what you think about this stupid rule!!! Dont let those a$$holes ruin our sport. @uci_cycling on twitter

Same message but OG. http://norbahatesyou.blogspot.com/ looks like these are still available

No it's not a simple solution, there is a reason these races don't have USAC sanctioning. For them there is no reason too, USAC does not give them any benefit, it's a business decision. It's not by chance most of the new big events, that are bigger than most of the USAC events don't deal with them. Also, this is nothing but weakly camouflaged extortion. Interesting enough, unless something has radically changed in the past couples weeks USAC is the ONLY major cycling fed enforcing the rule.

As far as we're aware, USAC is the only national body indicating that they intend to enforce the rule. The relative ease of permitting an event really has little to do with it.

The communique is in direct contravention of Federal Law- it goes against the Ted Stevens Act. 36 USC § 220524 For the sport that it governs, a national governing body shall— (5) allow an amateur athlete to compete in any international amateur athletic competition conducted by any amateur sports organization or person, unless the national governing body establishes that its denial is based on evidence that the organization or person conducting the competition does not meet the requirements stated in section 220525 of this title; (220525) http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/36/220525 USAC or the UCI has not made any evidentiary inquiry and determination. This...

At least it isn't news that USAC is killing cycling... http://norbahatesyou.blogspot.com/

How is syndicate gonna do both EWS and the world cup DH? Fuckin' USA Cycling.

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