Yeah. She makes a decent place to park your bike. :D

Well done to Astra for finding the babe of the moment..

Miss Le Caer used to be a top Junior French MTB downhiller...not too sure what she's upto now.

http://membres.lycos.fr/nolvenn/phot...ert/nono87.gif

Grrrrrr.

Rich

I'm actually quite disappointed that our female compatriots haven't risen to the challenge. What, no one like the Lion King?

I'm just surprised that no one was peaked by my reference to a (male) TdeF rider who I hear is now a babe!

I'm actually quite disappointed that our female compatriots haven't risen to the challenge.

Actually, my responses have all been covered already!

(Although some of you could do with pulling your tongue back in and wiping up the drool... Not very attractive now, is it?!! :lol: )

Ellie

I vote for Ellie :D !

Rich
She is still racing.

Nolvenn LeCaer - Career Synopsis

2001 Race Results
World Cup (MTB) #1 (Maribor, Slovenia)
Dual Slalom - 10th place

2000 Race Results
UCI DH MTB Points - 8th place
World Cup DH #5 (Vail, CO) - 10th place
NCS DH #2 (Mt Snow, VT) - 6th place
World DH Championships (Spain) - 7th place
World Cup DH #1 (Les Gets, France) - 5th place

1999 Race Results
World DH MTB Championships (Switzerland) - 12th place
World Cup DH #4 (Snow Summit, CA, USA) - 7th place

1998 Race Results
World DH MTB Championships - 2nd place
World Cup Overall - 3rd place
World Cup DH #8 (Arai City, Japan) - 2nd place
NCS DH #6 (Mount Snow, Vermont) - 1st place
World Cup DH #7 (Kaprun, Austria) - 2nd place
World Cup DH #6 (Sierra Nevada, Spain) - 5th place
World Cup DH #5 (Seattle, WA, USA) - 4th place
World Cup DH #4 (Big Bear Lake, CA, USA) - 5th place
World Cup DH #1 (Cape Town, SA) - 7th place

1997 Race Results
World DH MTB Championships (Switzerland) - 9th place

Kevin, where are you getting rider info?

Wouldn't you like to know!:D

Read my post on page two of this thread.

Thanks!!

She sure is one hell of a cyclist, Hope I can ride with her:D :D :D , and the wife not finding who I ride with:D :D :D :beer:

Yeah, :beer: :beer: :beer:

Here's another pic of Alison to get your minds out of the gutter.http://mtbike.mountainzone.com/inter...s/wendel00.jpg

ellie you will have to post a pic to make up for it then, Cheers

I would if I actually knew anything about pro cyclists.

I really liked the pictures though. Wow. It's cool to see women with such nice muscles...ones that actually get used.
-Cathy

The "Luna Chix" article in today's Union Tribune seems appropos:

http://www.uniontrib.com/news/uniont...z1s15fit1.html

An interesting article on
Ms Streb:

http://www.outsidemag.com/magazine/2...rlastreb1.html

There's obviously a lack of women specific cycling clothes out there.

Richard

Gosh. Look at those muscles. Yum!

Ellie

ps. I'm still blushing from Astra's post.... :o

It was a pleasure Ellie :D.

I nominate the Mother Superior of Triathletes:

"Sister Madonna Buder, competing in her 11th Subaru Ironman
Canada also bettered her own mark in the 70+ age group. Buder
finished the 2001 event in 14:46:21, topping her own mark from the year before by almost 50 minutes. Buder holds the age group
records at Subaru Ironman Canada in three different age divisions (60-64, 65-69 and 70+), an amazing feat."


Buder is so good that she routinely beats the men in her age group. "I don't know how many men out there just seem to focus on me," she says. "I'm like their carrot on the stick. It's like they got to get her, got to get her. They just don't want to lose to the nun."



[... particularly after her serious crash in a 2000 ironman.]



http://www.triathlon.org/age-group/a...-buder-usa.htm

"Sister?" Did you say, "sister?" :eek:

It figures the pinnacle of babe-i-tude would already be married!

;)

This thread needs more picture examples