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02-12.-2007, 10:34 AM
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The Lore of Victory Salutes
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04-12.-2007, 02:15 AM
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Re: The Lore of Victory Salutes
Fantastic. We used to spend 30' a week on the bike just practicing salutes. And of course playing the guessing game of all time great salutes.
Not a big fan of the one hander. It's almost anti climatic. Think Fast Freddie in the Giro a few years ago, when he was the only sprinter to beat Ale-Jet during his run of 9 stages or something. Freddie really screwed up his chance at proper photo glory for the history books. |
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04-12.-2007, 04:24 AM
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Re: The Lore of Victory Salutes
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Keep checking the blog, I might have some additional ones in...  |
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07-12.-2007, 12:50 PM
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Re: The Lore of Victory Salutes
I think it was alright. It was a pretty tight finish after all.
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