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Roubaix @ Roubaix - Specializing in cobbles
The star of the show, the 2007 Specialized S-Works Roubaix SL
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The rear end of the S-Works Roubaix SL now has a sexy wiggle!
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Andy Pruitt extolls the virtues of his new Body Geometry shoes - in Euskaltel ready colours!
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I look on as Todd Carver fits my cleats perfectly - purely on sight!
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Surely I must have seen this done before - Todd Carver fits a new stem to my bike to get the position juuuuust right.
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"Keep talking Ben - he might think you know what you're talking about" - Todd ignores my amateur opinions and gets it right.
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The boys from the Boulder Center for Sports Medicine - Andy Pruitt and Todd Carver.
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Mike Sinyard - founder of Specialized - is still passionate about his cycling!
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The vehicles are loaded up and ready to leave the palatial splendour of the Chantilly Dolce.
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Jo Planckaert and Tim Meeusen explain the morning's route.
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The Roubaix@Roubaix Team prepare to get run over!
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Yes! That's Museeuw and Me that is!
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Just like the sunflowers and lavender of the Tour de France, in this part of the country the rape fields form a spectacular setting.
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Why do I always seem to be at the back?
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The sexy new Tarmac-inspired top tube
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The new forks sport radically changed Zertz elastomer inserts
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The Specialized S-Works Roubaix SL leans nonchalantly against a pillar at the Chantilly Dolce Hotel
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The new forks
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The new forks
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The sexy new
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The rear end
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Andy Pruitt
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Surely I must have seen this done before
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"Keep talking Ben
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The boys from the Boulder Center
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Mike Sinyard
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Yes!
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Just like the sunflowers
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Why do I always
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Jo Planckaert
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Jo Planckaert had about six puddings last night, but he still looks pretty fit.
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