There's not a rider in the professional peloton who can match Peter Sagan in bike handling skills, but when it comes to balancing on exercise balls then there's one person who thinks he can out-do the world champion.
Trek-Segafredo's new Belgian signing Edward Theuns saw a picture tweeted by newspaper Het Nieuwsblad of Tinkoff's Sagan standing on his inflatable ball and balancing on top.
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