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Dr Hutch

have a racing weight. It is a figure that has not changed for a very long time. It is still, after all this time, recorded in various ‘official’ sources — old team bios, results. I think it’s even diligently noted on the ProCyclingStats website along with my height, and some computer-generated scores for sprinting and climbing ability (‘zero’ and ‘zero’, since

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