BBC cyclists try out Stage 10
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BBC cyclists try out Stage 10
Posted this in the road forum, but should've gone here. Check the video - I can relate to these guys, if I were every fortunate enough to be in their position that is.
https://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/othe...ng/7502449.stm
https://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/othe...ng/7502449.stm
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Sacre bleu! Trop de francais mes amis.....
Suzie, just wait for my PM. Just as soon as my tickets are booked, I'll let ya know.
Suzie, just wait for my PM. Just as soon as my tickets are booked, I'll let ya know.
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I'll let you know. I'm just off to confirm this plan with my wife....
BTW the two things I love about this video which sum up my feelings about climbing:
1) The (albeit tongue in cheek) bravado before the climb "all set, tourmalet should be a doddle"
2) The reality during the climb - the slowly grinding cranks on a background of tarmac slowly inching past filling your field of vision, accompanied by a soundtrack of steady, labored breathing
That's it - right there.
BTW the two things I love about this video which sum up my feelings about climbing:
1) The (albeit tongue in cheek) bravado before the climb "all set, tourmalet should be a doddle"
2) The reality during the climb - the slowly grinding cranks on a background of tarmac slowly inching past filling your field of vision, accompanied by a soundtrack of steady, labored breathing
That's it - right there.