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- What better venue for the launch of Bradley Wiggins' new book, 'Icons' than the Rouleur Classic? And who better to help him do it than two of those icons, Eddy Merckx and Fabian Cancellara. Watch the conversation between these legends of the sport.
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Wiggins seems proud about his humility
Loved this. Brad’s one of the few super elite athletes, an absolute champion and massive inspiration to me.
🤣
Chuckle chuckle :)
Love brad in this..never knew he was this funny! Hope he does a podcast with Lance.
Those chairs though!
Enjoyed this immensely.
100% Respect to Brad - don't care what he said about Armstrong - there is so much to relate to in what he says..
How humble Canc and Merckx are.👍🏻
Wiggins clearly has a passion for the sport and seemingly encyclopedic knowledge of its history. I am very impressed. It's rare to find the combination of intellect, athleticism and candor all embodied in a single personality.
Passion for the sport … comment didn’t age well.
Is Brad from Kilburn.? He didn't mention it....
Yes he did mention it at around 8 minutes or so. He said he had to get out of Kilburn and cycling was it.
I have read all of his books and heard all of his interviews, had he been from Kilburn then I would have heard him say it.
Interesting guy
Excellent. Gets 5 stars from me for slating the purposeless mullock that is Ned Boulting
Why is this only coming out my left speaker?
Because it's .... *on your left!*
It isn't. you've gone deaf in your right ear 4 years ago.
One of the guys felt like wild race horse on something…
4:05 Is that a Withnail & I reference? I think it is. More awesomeness to Wiggo.
indeed
My boys, my boys, we are at the end of an age.
Great interview with Brad but alcohol may be involved?
Ditto there were no cyclists in 90s in London in lycra or otherwise, neither in Richmond Park! Lol cycling was nowhere in the UK in 90s....
Absolute bollocks, there were plenty if you were an actual cyclist and out on the roads! The facts show us that even with poorer recording data 1992 was only 10% less cycling miles than 2017 across the UK, London was not an outlier in terms of cycling trends at the time. Sports cycling is not the be all and end all!
We were lucky in the US we had Greg LeMond.
@@tonyfranklin8306 I know you guys had something called the Milk Race, and you guys have always had a really strong touring scene.
Tony Franklin rubbish, cycling in the UK was considered sport of slightly strange characters, not embraced by the masses... still even nowadays is nowhere compared to cycling levels in the Netherlands, there if you are not cycling you are considered strange. But this is to do with the very poor cycling infrastructure and road layout in the UK. My 6 yo felt very confident cycling anywhere in the Netherlands however I would not consider to take her on the road in the UK.
I agree, I never saw other actual cyclists. I never got passed, if I did I would catch them up even if off route, now its everywhere!
i got 5% sound only!
It's a dope to cope sport. Unless you have competed at the elite level, you simply do not understand the pressure on your body and on your lively hood. This isn't Disney, this is real life. We can't be asking out athletes to achieve super human feats without super human substances.
boom, someone had to say it. bravo
That's cheating then isn't it !
The host asks some crap questions
The interviewer really hasn't done his homework.
He is however an Olympic Triple Jump Champion.
shut the fuck up he was pretty good for a triple jumper
Amazing, brilliant to slag off Mr mock French accent Boulting himself
Good ol sir Wiggins wheres my jiffy bag.
good to see 3 legendary dopers, but the 4th one is missing. Someone call texas
@M I Merckx failed FOUR actually, three big races were he was DQ'd and then one smaller race. In an era of hardly any testing to get busted so often as EM did you can bank on it that he was as big a serial doper as LA, in fact I'd say he was identical, a bully, ruthless and win at all costs.
You fan boys are all the same hypocritical ignoramuses!
a LOT of ads. most annoying.
Terrible chairs!
What dumb ass decided to use those chairs. The guests look so uncomfortable. If I was Wiggins, I would have exited the stage the moment I saw those chairs. I would have made them bring out a decent chair, otherwise, I'm out of there. Fucking idiots.
Braddley drink Water more than tour de France kkk
how not to lead the show
Triamcinolone Triamcinolone Triamcinolone Triamcinolone Triamcinolone
they didn't say squat about races and what happened in them. Three truly great cyclists and it's the most boring interview I can imagine. It's like they were avoiding talking about anything important. Wiggens acts like a hyperactive child. They have lived lives of great intensity and drama and now they seem ho hum about it. I want to hear race stories when I see great cyclists.
Cycling is never going to move forward out of its doping era when it continues to celebrate dopers as heros. Kelly, Merckx, Basso, Cancellara Wiggins and Bettini to name just a few who were lauded on the stage of Rouleur as legends. Cycling as a sport deserves everything it gets'
Wiggins was a doper now?
@UCLF5vzEfV0YcgTPS2GthThA taking steroids before his big races . hmmmmm?
Shut up you dick.... Have a fuckin coffee and relax.
Every party has it's pooper.
Since when was Cancellara a doper? And don't bring up motordoping because how was he still so good after motor checks were introduced (Olympic gold comes to mind)
Another cheat. Can you believe any winning cyclist is honest these days
Those chairs are awful. Can you put a small table to set drinks on?
A multi doper in big races, a motor doper and a Theraputic Exemption doper.lol