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Monthly Archives: July 2011
So you think you can climb?
Polka dots, polka dots, polka dots everywhere. That is how I would be feeling if I could ever manage this beast of a climb! 55kms at 5.3%! Sweet Contador on a unicorn, that is a hell of a climb. It … Continue reading
Tour de France, the ads.
SBS in Australia does a magnificent job of covering the Tour de France. I plan to do a post about this very subject in the not to distant future. But, the one down side to the 3 week coverage is … Continue reading
Posted in General Cycling Info, Tour de France
Tagged advertising, HTC, SBS, Skoda, Specialized, tour de france
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Where is the Panache? Pt IV – Panache is in the wind.
After a well deserved rest day, the riders rolled out for stage 10 of the Tour rested and ready to rumble. Thomas Voeckler is in yellow so expect to see the French flags a waving today. Also, the first real … Continue reading
Posted in Tour de France
Tagged Cavendish, Greiple, Hushovd, tour de france, Voeckler
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Cadel Evans, Winner 2011 Tour de France
Posted in Pro Cycling, Tour de France
Tagged 2011, Cadel Evans, maillot juane, Winner
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When guts is more important than panache.
Twelve minutes past midnight Australian Eastern time (I think that is right, I have read conflicting reports, it could be 11:12PM or 1:12AM) an Aussie cyclist rolls down the ramp and potentially into cycling history. Can Cadel Evans become the … Continue reading
Posted in Pro Cycling, Tour de France
Tagged Cadel Evans, Contador, Schlecks, tour de france
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The Anthony Tan Song
Those lucky Aussies like myself, who are being spoilt by the most excellent coverage this year on SBS, will know on Anthony “Tanman” Tan. It struck me the other night when he was being interviewed by Mike Tomalaris, Mr Mike … Continue reading
Posted in General Cycling Info, Tour de France
Tagged Anthony Tan, Mike Tomalaris, SBS Cycling, Tanman
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Where is the panache? Pt III – Google Panache!
Research is the cornerstone of this blog, as you can probably tell. I spend minutes scouring Google, Wikipedia and various cycling web sites looking for facts and figures. I was asked yesterday, what panache actually meant. Well, I let my … Continue reading
Cycling terms
Are you new to the world of Professional cycling. Has the seductress that is the Tour de France lured you into her bosom? Well you are probably wonder what the hell Paul Sherwen means when he says … The soigneur … Continue reading
Where is the panache? Part II – Still no panache!
I have had a few people ask me what the title of the previous post means. Well, up until stage 16, there had been a distinct lack of panache in this years tour. There have been flourishes, but it has … Continue reading
Posted in Pro Cycling, Tour de France
Tagged Alberto Contador, Cadel Evans, Crashes, Johnny Hoogerland, Levi Leipheimer, tour de france, Vikings
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Where is the panache? Part I.
So today it pissed with rain and was colder than a Christmas card from Lance Armstrong to Paul Kimmage, so no bike riding for me. We are just over 2 weeks in, so I thought I would have a look … Continue reading
Posted in Pro Cycling, Tour de France
Tagged Crash, Lance Armstrong, Paul Kimmage, Tour de
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