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Tom Kunich
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"Tony" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
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How the hell could Adam have gotten a win over Malcolm Elliot? Even though Malcolm had to put down
his cane and remove his pacemaker to race, he was one of the really talented riders around.
Congradulations Adam!
> http://www.dailypeloton.com/displayarticle.asp?pk=3799
How the hell could Adam have gotten a win over Malcolm Elliot? Even though Malcolm had to put down
his cane and remove his pacemaker to race, he was one of the really talented riders around.
Congradulations Adam!
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Steve McGinty
Guest
On Mon, 26 May 2003 13:38:53 GMT, "Tom Kunich" <[email protected]> wrote:
>"Tony" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>> http://www.dailypeloton.com/displayarticle.asp?pk=3799
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>How the hell could Adam have gotten a win over Malcolm Elliot? Even though Malcolm had to put down
>his cane and remove his pacemaker to race, he was one of the really talented riders around.
>
>Congradulations Adam!
>
Never mind that - here's the hero of the Ras
"(Hodges-Myerson) paid tribute to his team-mate, Matt Svatek, who set him up for the sprint from a
long way out and he also revealed that Svatek had ridden the entire Rás in the big ring for a
€1,000 bet!"
Stage 6 went over the Glengesh Pass - which has sections of 25%
Regards! Stephen
>"Tony" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>> http://www.dailypeloton.com/displayarticle.asp?pk=3799
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>How the hell could Adam have gotten a win over Malcolm Elliot? Even though Malcolm had to put down
>his cane and remove his pacemaker to race, he was one of the really talented riders around.
>
>Congradulations Adam!
>
Never mind that - here's the hero of the Ras
"(Hodges-Myerson) paid tribute to his team-mate, Matt Svatek, who set him up for the sprint from a
long way out and he also revealed that Svatek had ridden the entire Rás in the big ring for a
€1,000 bet!"
Stage 6 went over the Glengesh Pass - which has sections of 25%
Regards! Stephen
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Bikerecker
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Congrats to Meyerson and Laudien, an excellent result.
Q: how can he coach people like Lieswyn and still race/train so hard?
Greg
Q: how can he coach people like Lieswyn and still race/train so hard?
Greg
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Tritonrider
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>From: [email protected] (Bikerecker)
>Congrats to Meyerson and Laudien, an excellent result.
>Q: how can he coach people like Lieswyn and still race/train so hard?
>
>Greg
>
We've been trying to figure out when he actually sleeps for a couple of years. Between all the
'cross and road stuff he promotes, the coaching he does, and the community work it's amazing that
he still rides the way he does. I think that this year he's made a little more time to train but
I'd bet a lot of it comes out of his sleep schedule. Bill C
>Congrats to Meyerson and Laudien, an excellent result.
>Q: how can he coach people like Lieswyn and still race/train so hard?
>
>Greg
>
We've been trying to figure out when he actually sleeps for a couple of years. Between all the
'cross and road stuff he promotes, the coaching he does, and the community work it's amazing that
he still rides the way he does. I think that this year he's made a little more time to train but
I'd bet a lot of it comes out of his sleep schedule. Bill C
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Gerard Lanois
Guest
[email protected] (TritonRider) writes:
> >From: [email protected] (Bikerecker)
>
> >Congrats to Meyerson and Laudien, an excellent result.
> >Q: how can he coach people like Lieswyn and still race/train so hard?
> >
> >Greg
> >
>
> We've been trying to figure out when he actually sleeps for a couple of years. Between all the
> 'cross and road stuff he promotes, the coaching he does, and the community work it's amazing
> that he still rides the way he does. I think that this year he's made a little more time to
> train but I'd bet a lot of it comes out of his sleep schedule. Bill C
He cut back on his RBR time.
-Gerard
> >From: [email protected] (Bikerecker)
>
> >Congrats to Meyerson and Laudien, an excellent result.
> >Q: how can he coach people like Lieswyn and still race/train so hard?
> >
> >Greg
> >
>
> We've been trying to figure out when he actually sleeps for a couple of years. Between all the
> 'cross and road stuff he promotes, the coaching he does, and the community work it's amazing
> that he still rides the way he does. I think that this year he's made a little more time to
> train but I'd bet a lot of it comes out of his sleep schedule. Bill C
He cut back on his RBR time.
-Gerard
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Morgul Bismark
Guest
"Tom Kunich" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "Tony" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> > http://www.dailypeloton.com/displayarticle.asp?pk=3799
>
> How the hell could Adam have gotten a win over Malcolm Elliot? Even though Malcolm had to put down
> his cane and remove his pacemaker to race, he was one of the really talented riders around.
>
> Congradulations Adam!
John Tanner was also in the race. IIRC, Elliot was a member of the first British trade team to ride
the TdF (1987?) and rode the TdF for Fagor in 1988. I guess the leprechauns are pushing the aged
around Eire this year.
news:[email protected]...
> "Tony" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> > http://www.dailypeloton.com/displayarticle.asp?pk=3799
>
> How the hell could Adam have gotten a win over Malcolm Elliot? Even though Malcolm had to put down
> his cane and remove his pacemaker to race, he was one of the really talented riders around.
>
> Congradulations Adam!
John Tanner was also in the race. IIRC, Elliot was a member of the first British trade team to ride
the TdF (1987?) and rode the TdF for Fagor in 1988. I guess the leprechauns are pushing the aged
around Eire this year.
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Greg Hall
Guest
[email protected] (Bikerecker) wrote in message
news:<[email protected]>...
> Congrats to Meyerson and Laudien, an excellent result.
> Q: how can he coach people like Lieswyn and still race/train so hard?
>
> Greg
Not to mention being a vegan on top of that. Amazing.
Congratulation AMH on the BIG win.
Greg "bean and rice powered" Hall
news:<[email protected]>...
> Congrats to Meyerson and Laudien, an excellent result.
> Q: how can he coach people like Lieswyn and still race/train so hard?
>
> Greg
Not to mention being a vegan on top of that. Amazing.
Congratulation AMH on the BIG win.
Greg "bean and rice powered" Hall
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Tom Kunich
Guest
"Morgul Bismark" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> "Tom Kunich" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > "Tony" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> > > http://www.dailypeloton.com/displayarticle.asp?pk=3799
> >
> > How the hell could Adam have gotten a win over Malcolm Elliot?
Even
> > though Malcolm had to put down his cane and remove his pacemaker
to
> > race, he was one of the really talented riders around.
> >
> > Congradulations Adam!
>
> John Tanner was also in the race. IIRC, Elliot was a member of the
first
> British trade team to ride the TdF (1987?) and rode the TdF for
Fagor in
> 1988. I guess the leprechauns are pushing the aged around Eire this
year.
There was a legend in the motorcycle race in norhern Ireland that each time you crossed a particular
bridge you had to say hello to the little people or else they would curse you. There was this
marvelous cartoon of one of the American's crossing the bridge and saying to himself, "What a bunch
of malarkey". The next lap the little folk had a rope stretched across the road.
Perhaps that is more closely aligned to what happened in this Milk Ras.
news:[email protected]...
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> "Tom Kunich" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > "Tony" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> > > http://www.dailypeloton.com/displayarticle.asp?pk=3799
> >
> > How the hell could Adam have gotten a win over Malcolm Elliot?
Even
> > though Malcolm had to put down his cane and remove his pacemaker
to
> > race, he was one of the really talented riders around.
> >
> > Congradulations Adam!
>
> John Tanner was also in the race. IIRC, Elliot was a member of the
first
> British trade team to ride the TdF (1987?) and rode the TdF for
Fagor in
> 1988. I guess the leprechauns are pushing the aged around Eire this
year.
There was a legend in the motorcycle race in norhern Ireland that each time you crossed a particular
bridge you had to say hello to the little people or else they would curse you. There was this
marvelous cartoon of one of the American's crossing the bridge and saying to himself, "What a bunch
of malarkey". The next lap the little folk had a rope stretched across the road.
Perhaps that is more closely aligned to what happened in this Milk Ras.
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Tom Kunich
Guest
"Gerard Lanois" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> [email protected] (TritonRider) writes:
>
> > >From: [email protected] (Bikerecker)
> >
> > >Congrats to Meyerson and Laudien, an excellent result.
> > >Q: how can he coach people like Lieswyn and still race/train so
hard?
> > >
> > We've been trying to figure out when he actually sleeps for a couple of years. Between all the
> > 'cross and road stuff he
promotes,
> > the coaching he does, and the community work it's amazing that he still rides the way he does. I
> > think that this year he's made a little more time to train but I'd bet a lot of it comes out of
> > his sleep schedule. Bill C
>
> He cut back on his RBR time.
That ought to be good for another 10,000 miles a year training.
> [email protected] (TritonRider) writes:
>
> > >From: [email protected] (Bikerecker)
> >
> > >Congrats to Meyerson and Laudien, an excellent result.
> > >Q: how can he coach people like Lieswyn and still race/train so
hard?
> > >
> > We've been trying to figure out when he actually sleeps for a couple of years. Between all the
> > 'cross and road stuff he
promotes,
> > the coaching he does, and the community work it's amazing that he still rides the way he does. I
> > think that this year he's made a little more time to train but I'd bet a lot of it comes out of
> > his sleep schedule. Bill C
>
> He cut back on his RBR time.
That ought to be good for another 10,000 miles a year training.
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