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Originally Posted by merlinextraligh
^ Age is a significant consideration. At 23, and in your first year, your run way is shortening to hit the bigs. UCI Continental teams have to have the majority of their riders under 28 years of age. Thus the closer you're getting to 28, the less value you have to a Continental team.

23 isn't too old, but if you have a chance to really go somewhere with this, you need to get on it now.
A friend signed with Kelly this year at 24. He was mainly recruited for cross, though. 24 in UCI cross is a whole different deal than 24 in UCI Continental, much less Pro Tour.

OP, if you're for real, good luck and race safe. If you're a sock, go **** yourself.
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