Citizen's United II - the other foot

[eppie]

Cycling competitions have rules. They are set by the organizers of the individual events. If you violate the rules, you're cheating. If you don't, you aren't.
Simple.

Not really. A doping substance is usually put on the black list after it has been used a while. As long as you find more inventive ways of doping you stay ahead of the pack, while probably staying within the 'biking law'.

But it is cheating.

Probably it is even more cheat'iyi to use the substance before it is banned (and technically it is legal) than after it is banned (when you know they test for it).