Comments on: Canon and VeloGuy Trade Fire Over Lance Armstrong And The AFLD http://www.bicycle.net/2009/canon-veloguy-trade-fire-lance-armstrong-afld cycling news, product reviews, original bicycling essays, bike podcasts and video -- Tour de France 2010 Sat, 04 Feb 2012 19:29:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Canon Fire http://www.bicycle.net/2009/canon-veloguy-trade-fire-lance-armstrong-afld#comment-81798 Canon Fire Tue, 28 Apr 2009 03:03:51 +0000 http://www.bicycle.net/?p=6279#comment-81798 If a cop tells you it's ok to speed, it doesn't mean it's suddenly legal. If a cop tells you it's ok to speed and then pulls you over for speeding, that's entrapment. If the AFLD guy tells Lance he can take a shower, it doesn't make it not a violation of the code. My point was that if AFLD was trying to entrap him, he played right into their hands. But you probably didn't read that part cause you were too busy pulling on your XXL Livestrong jersey. If a cop tells you it’s ok to speed, it doesn’t mean it’s suddenly legal. If a cop tells you it’s ok to speed and then pulls you over for speeding, that’s entrapment. If the AFLD guy tells Lance he can take a shower, it doesn’t make it not a violation of the code. My point was that if AFLD was trying to entrap him, he played right into their hands. But you probably didn’t read that part cause you were too busy pulling on your XXL Livestrong jersey.

]]> By: Jayson http://www.bicycle.net/2009/canon-veloguy-trade-fire-lance-armstrong-afld#comment-81543 Jayson Sun, 26 Apr 2009 01:50:51 +0000 http://www.bicycle.net/?p=6279#comment-81543 I have to disagree with you. Yes, Lance may have asked to take a shower, and that might have been against the rules. But if it was against the rules, why did the tester let agree to let him take a shower, and then state on the report that nothing out of the ordinary happened. Lance would not have left if he didn't have permission. Yes, the AFLD is out to get him, but I don't think they have a case here. I have to disagree with you. Yes, Lance may have asked to take a shower, and that might have been against the rules. But if it was against the rules, why did the tester let agree to let him take a shower, and then state on the report that nothing out of the ordinary happened. Lance would not have left if he didn’t have permission.

Yes, the AFLD is out to get him, but I don’t think they have a case here.

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