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6 comments
@Charlies_Hunter
Yes you're right - as they said in the video...
And they have two bags with identical kit in each. One for each car.
"There is no secret at Team Sky, they simply do all the little things better than anyone else..."
So the bag in the team car is the latest marginal gain is it? - what a load of crap!
I hope Wiggo has been watching the descending video!!
why use an old shopping bag when you can one from rapha for £50??
I really love these videos and it's very well put together. Always and will always will be a Team Sky fan.
So where does this wet bag go exactly? Obviously the riders don't ride with it on them, so it must be back in the car with the mechanic having to sort through 9 different bags to find Swift's gilet or Boswell's knee warmers? Is that how they work? And what if your bag's in the wrong car, assuming a team has 2 cars? I always assumed the riders would take most stuff in their pockets, with a box of random spare clothing being available in the cars.
says "wet back" instead of "wet bag" in your sub title. I thought it was some sort of wet sponge system down the back of the jersey to stop overheating on long climbs.