Saul on CNN
09-05-07, 07:21 PM
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I've ridden with Saul. His father just bought my LBS. He's really come a long way and I believe that although he may never be a TDF Winner. He will at least compete on a competetive level.
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I saw him several times in Greenville, SC last Sunday at the USPRO race, and I bought his new book. He looked good, it is absolutely a miracle he is able to ride at all, much less compete. I wish him the best.
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There's a pretty detailed article about Saul's recovery in this month's Bicycling. Apparently the whole impulsive side of the brain injury really kicked into gear for a while.
The shot in the CNN story of him crossing the line at the TT championships last week was awesome.
The shot in the CNN story of him crossing the line at the TT championships last week was awesome.
09-06-07, 01:43 PM
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I read the Saul Rasin book a couple weeks ago, very inspirational. Now following his progress is like continuing the book.
