How much does Lance Armstrong weigh?
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About as much as a wet poodle...\n\n\n5'11"  165 lbs.
91471
I believe it was 139 pounds. And, if I recall correctly, he won it in back to back years.
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Lance Armstrong\n\nHe has won the Tour de France, professional cycling's most prestigious race, a record seven consecutive times from 1999 to 2005.\n\nThis feat was accomplished several years after brain and testicular surgery, and extensive chemotherapy in 1996, to treat testicular cancer that had metastasized to his brain and lungs.\n\nThe other competitors have not suffered to the same degree.
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he's in his 40's\n\ngoogle "when was lance armstrong born"\n             "where does  "        "           live" etc...\n\nYou should get what you need that way, always works for me when I need to know something.
83656
You just gave the answer. If he weighs 200 pounds on earth he would weigh 200 pounds on this planet.
832576
Welcome to the world of cycling. So you say you're in fantastic shape. Yet you also say you're a runner. The reason why Armstrong found it so hard to run the marathon is because his body has developed to specialize in cycling. All his musculature, muscle memory and probably even his bones are suited to cycling. I'll bet he's feeling every mile of the marathon now.\n\nIt's the same thing with you. You're a runner. A superb one, I'll bet, but you'll still need some time for your body to adjust to the different demands of cycling. So take it easy for the first few rides. Learn the proper riding position & pedaling techniques first. Pushing too hard & too early in a new sport is a great way of getting injured.\n\nAlso, you will use a lot more equipment compared to running. You should learn how to take care of your bicycle - proper cleaning & maintenance, set-up procedures, etc. \n\nHappy biking!
165709
Yes, he needs to weigh no more than 189.4 pounds, but I think the info I got is a load of crap, cause you can be muscular and stuff and that will be healthy, but still heavy.
1063089
It depends on your age and build but average should be 59.1 kgs which is 130lbs. It could also range anywhere from 53.2 to 65 kgs ( 117 to 143lbs).
363357
149 to 188 pounds depending on frame size. Try the link below for a height/weight chart
548773
I saw this chef when I went out last weekend in Chicago - He was a GIANT!! Must have weighed close to 500 lbs. (about 200 kilos for non-americans) So, biggest I have seen...\nSmile!
301524
I'd have to say Lance Armstrong. I've never heard a more amazing story in sport. 8-time consecutive Tour de France winner after battling several terminal illnesses. No one has made an impact on their particular sport like he has and spread an amazing message in the process.
1128137
Go to Montana they are selling brokeback mountain yellow team jerseys. Or just call Lance Armstrong. He's got seven of them.
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Tayshaun Prince.  I know he's a big dude, but he looks like he weighs 85 pounds.
241491
probably around 90kg.
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Your best bet would be to send the fan mail to his agent, Mark Higgins. You'll have to do some digging, but here's their contact information and website:\n\nCapital Sports & Entertainment\n98 San Jacincto Blvd, Suite 130\nAustin, TX 78701\n\ntel: 512.478.7211\nfax: 512.476.0611\n\nurl: http://www.planetcse.com/\n\nIt's quite sad that folks have to bash someone, when he hasn't been proven to have taken drugs (other than those he took during his cancer treatments). He was the most tested cyclist out there, and never failed a test. The L'equipe allegations are mere speculation, and they have yet to come forth with any proof. They've just embarked on a smear campaign, mainly because the French riders haven't proven that they can train as hard as their peers.\n\nThere's this thing called due process. If Armstrong is ever PROVEN to have taken drugs, then I'll believe it. Until then, he's innocent until proven guilty.
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Currently, 1235lbs (550kg).  Manuel Uribe Garza of Mexico.  I'm pretty sure that there have been heavier ones in the past.  See the link for details:  http://abcnews.go.com/Health/story?id=2396655
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Lance Armstrong did not attend college.  He was born and raised in Plano, Texas and currently resides in Austin, Texas.  Austin is also the home of the University of Texas, which has a fairly good football team, that Lance Armstrong appears to have become a fan of.