loving the tour this year,it travels through some wonderful countryside,the cols this year have been spectacular today's stage was one I hadn't seen before Lacets de Montvernier.Its gone right up there on the "to do" list
Still watching the tour
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Talk about needing a head for heights, you'd need legs for heights too to get up there. Wow.
Tony.
Tony.
Man would I like to be in condition to ride that but if I can get the Z to the bottom I'm going to enjoy the drive up
That sounds like a plan to me Hugh. Are we talking ///M here?
Tony.
ps. Frankie said last night that if he's retired by September and goes to visit his cousin out on the West Coast he will call by way of Florida to pay a visit. Wouldn't that be awesome?
Tony.
ps. Frankie said last night that if he's retired by September and goes to visit his cousin out on the West Coast he will call by way of Florida to pay a visit. Wouldn't that be awesome?
That s*** is about as boring as watching cricket, even if there are some good views of the country side.
As I said before, race drivers don't do doping.........
As I said before, race drivers don't do doping.........
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Miserable sod
To be fair mate they don't have to, they don't provide the power for their machines. You have to admire their fitness I reckon.
Tony.
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Mike would go just to see fit men in tight shorts!
Tour de France, Armstrong.........
Send me a photo.......
No, no, no..............the west coast of FLORIDA............Fort Myers!!!!!!!!!!!!!! FrankieThat sounds like a plan to me Hugh. Are we talking ///M here?
Tony.
ps. Frankie said last night that if he's retired by September and goes to visit his cousin out on the West Coast he will call by way of Florida to pay a visit. Wouldn't that be awesome?
No argument there from me mate, but you can't tar them all with the same brush. Armstrong was a total W*****r. He even played on his surviving cancer too which in my eyes is totally despicable.
Tony.
It was so disappointing that Armstrong was such a liar,but you would have to give me some pretty strong stuff to get me up one of the mountains they go up and down without raising a sweat .more years ago than I care to think about me and a mate trained for 18 months doing a few races and decided to do a British championship series.That was hard and the dedication needed to maintain that level of fitness was to much for mere mortals like us,can't get out of the Lycra habit though 
.Heres my last bike carbon fibre lovely
.Heres my last bike carbon fibre lovely
Send me a photo and I will send you some stuff from the Netherlands......
So where does the engine fit?It was so disappointing that Armstrong was such a liar,but you would have to give me some pretty strong stuff to get me up one of the mountains they go up and down without raising a sweat .more years ago than I care to think about me and a mate trained for 18 months doing a few races and decided to do a British championship series.That was hard and the dedication needed to maintain that level of fitness was to much for mere mortals like us,can't get out of the Lycra habit though
Tony.
On the seat mate
Thanks for the request I don't need much of an excuse to slip into my skinnys.fill your boots buddy
I do have a bike, which I bought from a cycle shop in Lincoln when Carla was first in Sheff. and I probably don't ride it as much as I should. Funny thing is, the day I bought it, in the shop was the then manager of Lincoln City F.C. a guy called Steve Thompson. I recognised him and I'm not a big football fan, but the lad in the shop didn't know who he was and asked his name when filling out his purchase order. Tommo looked at me and just rolled his eyes. Priceless.
Tony.
Tony.
Haha...where is the sheep?......