The Most Interesting Cyclist In The World, Part 1

Posted by on Aug 13, 2010 in Blog, Uncategorized | 6 comments

The Most Interesting Cyclist In The World, Part 1
  1. When he rides his bike, the earth spins faster. Or slower, depending on which direction he’s going.
  2. When he crashes, it can be measured on the Richter scale. Then he gets up.
  3. He doesn’t attack the Peloton, he rides it into submission.
  4. After finishing the Tour de France, he rode it again. Backwards.
  5. He doesn’t ride up a mountain, he takes the express elevator to heaven.
  6. It’s rumored he wins races he doesn’t even participate in.
  7. When he says ‘Shut Up’, his legs listen.

Jens Voigt. The Most Interesting Cyclist In The World.

Jens Voigt

Jens Voigt (Image Courtesy of Velonation.com:Jered Gruber)

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  • http://www.satincesena.net Sabinna

    As one of my Facebook friends commented recently: “Jens Voigt crashed spectacularly during the 2009 Tour de France. The resulting impact created a mound of earth that is visible to this day. It is called ‘Col du Tourmalet’ “

    • http://bikingtolive.com Bryan

      That’s a good one!

  • https://lifes2wheelbalance.wordpress.com Tony

    HA AH, it’s like he’s the Chuck Norris of cycling….good one.

    • http://bikingtolive.com Bryan

      It’s common knowledge that Jens could turn Chuck inside out.

  • http://mildstallion.wordpress.com Al

    Chapeau.

  • http://lovingthebike.com Loving the Bike

    Awesome post. I honestly never knew about Jens before this year’s TdF….but I definitely know who he is now. I agree….he is the most interesting cyclist in the world and he has absolutely gained my respect.

    Darryl

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