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  1. On the day after a monumental mountain stage?

  2. A short stage the day after a tough stage in an otherwise easy tour..

    matabala said:

    On the day after a monumental mountain stage?

  3. matabala said:

    On the day after a monumental mountain stage?

    Big Tailwind according to commentators.

  4. Andrew F Martin said:


    matabala said:

    On the day after a monumental mountain stage?

    Big Tailwind according to commentators.

    Cool. Between my size and always being behind, I think I'll use this
    if I ever have need for a Native American nickname.

    Curtis L. Russell
    Odenton, MD (USA)
    Just someone on two wheels...

  5. shane said:

    A short stage the day after a tough stage in an otherwise easy tour..

    matabala said:

    On the day after a monumental mountain stage?

    A 200+ kmh stage over a 2nd cat and two 4th cat cols. Thats NOT nearly
    a short stage.

    The wind was from the side, that was why the group was spread out over
    the road.

  6. matabala said:

    On the day after a monumental mountain stage?

    The stage where 120 riders finished >20 mins back... with 2 Phonaks in
    the top 50.

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