I guess that comment are aimed at me, well double BS to­ you Jack, to start publishing blood tests is a start­ for a cleaner sport, but I guess at the end of the day­ it's a case of how well do you as a cheat sleep at­ night?

Superb ride in the Tour, Bradley, whats the chance of a­ podium in 2010?

There have been a number of cyclists- Wiggins, Van de­ Velde, Julich, Gerdemann, who talk about being clean­ BEFORE it's brought up as a question about them.­ Hats off to the biggest surprise of this year's­ tour and it seems like a very nice guy.

He just looks like a middle aged guy who wants still­ wants to be Jimmy Page from Song remains the same.

Nobody beats James May (Top Gear) when it comes to­ haircut. That makes a unique character. You hate him,­ yet, you notice him to the details of his haircut under­ the helmet. Ha, such irony.

Seriously, some of the ugliest haircuts I've ever­ seen in my life come from British athletes. I guess­ it's a matter of taste, but a lot of them look like­ they have slept for 6 weeks straight to get the­ perfectly bad 'bedhead'.

Wiggins made a promise and has kept to it. Excellent.­ He's had a magnificent few weeks and this just­ crowns it.

Bikepure. The only way to ride ... clean.

He has pure talent and dedication. Good on ya Wiggo.

He's had to refute the drug allegations due to­ ''speculation'' in the press. Would­ that be the French Press by any chance? The French­ can't seem to handle anyone but a Frenchman doing­ well in the Tour. Witness the slagging that Armstrong­ has had for years, despite never ever having a positive­ test. Strangely enough Richard Virenque who was kicked­ off the Tour along with his Festina buddies in 98,­ openly admitted taking drugs, got a 2 year ban and is­ still a national hero in France. Why????

All good riders eventually end up with a nickname,­ Wiggo is a cool name!

Maybe if all the riders published their blood tests,­ just a thought! Good on you Wiggo and roll on TDF 2010­ my dosh is on you.

why would you steal my bicycle? I loved that bicycle!­ in reply to your question 'What atheletes have­ come­ back from a ban and actually succeeded on a­ remarkable­ level? the most obviuos current example is­ LA, although this was not a ban he was away for a long­ time and came back pretty strong, maybe this shows the­ guy is a phenominal athlete? but since we supposed to­ be talking about Bradley.....WELL DONE MATE YOU DID US­ WELL PROUD YOU MEAN CLEAN CYCLING MACHINE

mgh0302 Comment 40 - I hope that you are under 30,­ because if not then the tours of the late 80's with­ Robert Millar should be in your memory somwhere. His­ mountain performances were excellent and always a­ thrill to watch, his 4th place and polka dot jersey on­ the podium in 1984 were a fantastic sight! It takes­ nothing away from wiggins excellent performance this­ year, but Millar's attacking style of riding was a­ sight to behold for all british viewers and cycling­ fans.

The 2 year ban has proven pretty interesting if you ask­ me because it takes 2 years of active competition out­ of the legs of the athelete. When the rider returns­ they are usually a shadow of their former selves.­ Mainly because there are no drugs, but they also suffer­ the lack of race miles which makes their comeback all­ the more painful for them. What atheletes have come­ back from a ban and actually succeeded on a remarkable­ level? I cannot think of many...ideas?

Wiggins proved himself in the mountains as a class act.­ His integrity is not something he has to prove; He is a­ genuine, dedicated athlete who gives more to cycling­ than can ever be repaid. Thankyou Bradley for giving us­ a British Tour de France for the first time in my­ lifetime.