Anybody here watching the Giro on PPV?
05-08-06, 08:48 PM
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Anybody here watching the Giro on PPV?
It's pretty cool for $19.99 and your subcription is good until something like mid June.
Miss Phil and Paul though. Some other Englishman doing to whole commentary by himself.
If you can't catch the live feed early in the morning, they have a rebroadcast anytime you want.
Miss Phil and Paul though. Some other Englishman doing to whole commentary by himself.
If you can't catch the live feed early in the morning, they have a rebroadcast anytime you want.
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Anthony McCrossan does a great job, I like watching him on cycling.tv and of course sprung for the Giro subscription!
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I've been watching it via the PPV option for the past two stages. So far so good!
Anyway, about the commentators, I like that CyclingTV guy. Phil and Paul's Discovery worship gets on my nerves, so I appreciate the somewhat less biased commentary. I will say though that his rambling on and on about CSC's Descente skinsuits during stage one was a bit redundant.
Anyway, about the commentators, I like that CyclingTV guy. Phil and Paul's Discovery worship gets on my nerves, so I appreciate the somewhat less biased commentary. I will say though that his rambling on and on about CSC's Descente skinsuits during stage one was a bit redundant.
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Originally Posted by Dick Rhee
I've been watching it via the PPV option for the past two stages. So far so good!
Anyway, about the commentators, I like that CyclingTV guy. Phil and Paul's Discovery worship gets on my nerves, so I appreciate the somewhat less biased commentary. I will say though that his rambling on and on about CSC's Descente skinsuits during stage one was a bit redundant.
Anyway, about the commentators, I like that CyclingTV guy. Phil and Paul's Discovery worship gets on my nerves, so I appreciate the somewhat less biased commentary. I will say though that his rambling on and on about CSC's Descente skinsuits during stage one was a bit redundant.
What is Chris Boardman doing these days besides testing new road bikes ?
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Nah, I think that guy holds his own pretty well. For some reason I thought they had two commentators on stage one though? Maybe I'm just losing it.
