The Aussie Thread- Part 2
#1951
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Originally Posted by HobartDave
What station is that on? I'll have to set the VCR 

#1952
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Originally Posted by 531Aussie
"ABS", as some "new Australians" call it

I'll take it as SBS.
#1953
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Dudes....I need some backup
I wrote on that "tall riders" thread that big guys TEND to be nowhere near as good as little guys on the mountains, then some guy uses a one-off freak like Indurain to poo-poo my post!!
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...8&page=1&pp=25

I wrote on that "tall riders" thread that big guys TEND to be nowhere near as good as little guys on the mountains, then some guy uses a one-off freak like Indurain to poo-poo my post!!
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...8&page=1&pp=25
#1954
#1955

60th GP Liberazione - 1.2
Italy, April 25, 2005
Results
1 Chris Sutton (Aus) Australian National Team
2 Riccardo Ricco' (Ita) G.C.Fausto Coppi Grassi
3 Fabio Sabatini (Ita) Pedale Larigiano
39th Ruban Granitier Breton - 2.2
France, April 25-May 1, 2005
Results
1 Samuel Lee (Aus) Super Sport 35 ACNC 6.54.10
2 Paul Newton (GBr) Recycling.Co.Uk-Mg-Xpower-Litespeed 0.04.57
3 Kieran Page (GBr) A.V.C Aix En Provence 0.06.38
4 Tarno Raudsepp (Est) Team U Nantes Atlantique 0.07.07
5 Alexandre Blain (Fra) A.V.C Aix En Provence 0.09.37
20 year-old Sydneysider Samuel Lee has created a phenomenal sensation by winning the prologue of the 39th Ruban Granitier Breton in Rennes. He only joined local club Super Sport 35 three weeks ago and clocked the best time on the 5.3km circuit in town
#1956
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Go CJ and go Sam Lee (whoever you are) !!!!
#1957
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Originally Posted by 531Aussie
Dudes....I need some backup
I wrote on that "tall riders" thread that big guys TEND to be nowhere near as good as little guys on the mountains, then some guy uses a one-off freak like Indurain to poo-poo my post!!
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...8&page=1&pp=25

I wrote on that "tall riders" thread that big guys TEND to be nowhere near as good as little guys on the mountains, then some guy uses a one-off freak like Indurain to poo-poo my post!!
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...8&page=1&pp=25
#1958
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Originally Posted by ed073
Better than nothing, that's for shizzle. I'd give my left nut to have "real" Eurosport on TV for my $100 a month, Mr Packer.
RVV this weekend?
RVV this weekend?
#1959
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I found out today about the cheapest carbon frames around -- at least, that's what I was told.
They're made in Taiwan, and cost $800, but there's a minimum order of 10
They're made in Taiwan, and cost $800, but there's a minimum order of 10
#1960
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Originally Posted by 531Aussie
I found out today about the cheapest carbon frames around -- at least, that's what I was told.
They're made in Taiwan, and cost $800, but there's a minimum order of 10
They're made in Taiwan, and cost $800, but there's a minimum order of 10
Europa Cycles
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#1961
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Would you really want to ride a cheap plastic bike? How much was that Look that broke?
#1962
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Bikes: Thylacines...only Thylacines.
Did I mention I have a zero failure record with the Thylacines, including prototypes?
#1963
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sorrry, $800 is the wholesale price with the minimum order of 10.
The retail dudes are putting stickers on them and selling them for 1500 or 1600 bucks!
The retail dudes are putting stickers on them and selling them for 1500 or 1600 bucks!
#1964
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Hey Ed, what do you know about the Blackburn/Carnegie winter road races at Lang Lang, Crib Point, etc?
https://www.carnegiecycling.com.au/index.php?c=Calendar
If the race is 80 to 100km, are they usually a few laps of a 20 or 30km circuit, or 1 lap, or what?
I take it by the Lang Lang lay out that it's one lap, but I thought they were usually a circuit
https://www.carnegiecycling.com.au/index.php?c=Calendar
If the race is 80 to 100km, are they usually a few laps of a 20 or 30km circuit, or 1 lap, or what?
I take it by the Lang Lang lay out that it's one lap, but I thought they were usually a circuit
#1965
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Hmm...out of all those venues, I've only done Lang Lang and the Modella flat.
Both as windy as fark.
Yep....Lang Lang is one massive circuit with 20km straights.
Both as windy as fark.
Yep....Lang Lang is one massive circuit with 20km straights.
#1966
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hmmm....I see
Are the winter races usually long and (just) hilly enough to drop the fat, unfit, wheel-sucking "sprinters"?
Are the winter races usually long and (just) hilly enough to drop the fat, unfit, wheel-sucking "sprinters"?
#1967
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the wind and pace will break up the field. The strong men will go hard early to shed the dead wood, then sort it out amongst themselves closer to the finish.
#1968
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did you used to do them?
big bunches?
big bunches?
#1969
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Yeah...sometimes. To tell you the truth, I'd rather do a 4-5 hour training ride from home than drive 1/2 way across the city to do a race in sh1t weather and a 20 man bunch.
#1970
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Originally Posted by Thylacine
Did I mention I have a zero failure record with the Thylacines, including prototypes? 

#1971
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Has anyone who subscribes to Ride Cycling Review magazine received issue #28 yet?
#1972
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when's it supposed to be in the newsagencies?
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Bikes: how long have you got?
Originally Posted by Scoz
Has anyone who subscribes to Ride Cycling Review magazine received issue #28 yet?
Hitchy
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Originally Posted by Scoz
Has anyone who subscribes to Ride Cycling Review magazine received issue #28 yet?



