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  1. the best tour stage in a while was when kirsipu made the long break of 10 or
    so, answered every attack himself on the run in to the finsh and then waxed
    them all in the sprint...

    that was a studly ride.. everyone knew he was the man to beat... he knew what
    he had to do and he did it...

    think of that when you are training alone in the cold this winter...

    that day kirsipu was like jordan on fire down by 4 points with a minute left to
    play...

  2. "erik saunders" <[email hidden]> wrote .aol.com...

    Quoted message said:

    the best tour stage in a while was when kirsipu made the long break of 10
    or
    so, answered every attack himself on the run in to the finsh and then
    waxed
    them all in the sprint...

    that was a studly ride.. everyone knew he was the man to beat... he knew
    what
    he had to do and he did it...

    think of that when you are training alone in the cold this winter...

    that day kirsipu was like jordan on fire down by 4 points with a minute
    left to
    play...

    I vaguely remember this... good analogy too.
    Let's see -- which stage...
    http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2004/tour04/?id=results/stage1
    ?
    Jaan K. turned 35 during this year's Tour.

    -Ken

  3. it was stage 5 of the 2002 tour

  4. erik saunders said:

    it was stage 5 of the 2002 tour

    It was filled with great stages, like the one to Plouay.

    Also, David Millar's comments after stage 13: "I was just having such
    good fun out there, it was like a game of chess watching which guy was
    going to do what. I was anticipating already from 60km out how I was
    going to win it, that's how stupid it was. It was one of those
    incredible days that only happens once or twice a year."

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  5. I thought David Millar's anticipation began in the bathroom before the
    stage...

    "Ewoud Dronkert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    erik saunders said:

    it was stage 5 of the 2002 tour

    It was filled with great stages, like the one to Plouay.

    Also, David Millar's comments after stage 13: "I was just having such
    good fun out there, it was like a game of chess watching which guy was
    going to do what. I was anticipating already from 60km out how I was
    going to win it, that's how stupid it was. It was one of those
    incredible days that only happens once or twice a year."

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  6. Ewoud Dronkert said:

    Also, David Millar's comments after stage 13: "I was just having such
    good fun out there, it was like a game of chess watching which guy was
    going to do what. I was anticipating already from 60km out how I was
    going to win it, that's how stupid it was. It was one of those
    incredible days that only happens once or twice a year."

    It's like they _actually_ tell us the real story!
    "incredible day"..."once or twice per year"...holy [censored]!
    "It's an incredible story".

    grep for "incredible performance", "motorcycle" and anything above,
    1900VAM let's say...correlate against test results one month later...

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