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Advice on PRO dvd and a book

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  1. Anybody saw the Pro movie? Opinions?

    And how about the book "Indurain: a tempered passion"?

    I am packing for next week and may have too much spare time for reading (by the way I just finish The Rider, great book)

    pepe

  2. jcueto said:

    Anybody saw the Pro movie? Opinions?

    And how about the book "Indurain: a tempered passion"?

    I am packing for next week and may have too much spare time for reading (by the way I just finish The Rider, great book)

    pepe

    I just invested in "flying scotsman" by Graeme something.. cant recommend it just yet but it seems to get great reviews. Amazon UK has it I believe. BTW PRO was very good.

  3. jcueto said:

    Anybody saw the Pro movie? Opinions?

    And how about the book "Indurain: a tempered passion"?

    I am packing for next week and may have too much spare time for reading (by the way I just finish The Rider, great book)

    pepe

    IMO, Pro is great. I am sure there will be some grumpy complainers who have various complaints to make but from my point of view, this is the closest I am likely to get to the inside of the pro-peloton and I really enjoyed hearing the riders tell their stories and relate their struggles. I probably watched this movie 5 times this winter to while away the time on the rollers and it certainly helped! 😄 And besides, Chris Horner's attack up the Manayunk Wall on lap 10 of Philly is worth the price of admission alone. Wow.

    NW

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