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America's Best Leaders: Lance Armstrong, Cyclist and Advocate

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George Hincapie going up the mountain tells Lance, no chain buddy, no chain. Spin it up!

Just an old cyclist of AZ 5:46PM November 20, 2008

Another way to say, yes we can, instead of what if this happens or what if that happens. We have all seen them. People that give up before they even start. Bummers to be around.

Independent of AZ 5:45PM November 20, 2008

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