Danny Kah

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Originally posted by hippy
http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.php?id=photos/2004/mar04/carnegie28/100

Relo Dutchie?

hippy

Go Cuzz!

not big, apart from the legs, but you should see the 'race-face'.
He pushed a 42-21 on the Alpine as his smallest gear. scary...

good to see that CF (oldish) Red Trek back on the road too. Mel 'killed' it on the Alpine (Danny rode a 10 yr old Pinarello) as the BB siezed coming back up Tawonga. The best bit of training Danny did/does was when he lost his licence and was commuting from Red Hill to Springvale every day.

oh, yeah. wassupdawg is me (flyingdutch) after-hours
(forgot my password/id one night so just re-registered)

PS where is/was that race held

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Originally posted by wassupdawg
oh, yeah. wassupdawg is me (flyingdutch) after-hours
(forgot my password/id one night so just re-registered)

Cheeky.. I'm not gonna remember that! :P

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PS where is/was that race held

Glenvale Crescent, Mulgrave. Just off Springvale Rd., near
Princes Hwy.

Oh, where is "Red Hill"? How far was the "Red Hill - Springvale"
commute?

hippy
- 3 days 'til I leave to become temporary Eurotrash!

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Oh, where is "Red Hill"? How far was the "Red Hill - Springvale"
commute?

hippy
- 3 days 'til I leave to become temporary Eurotrash! [/B]

Red Hill. about 5-10km east of Arthurs Seat. 70 odd km i think...

you bringing back any cycle-related goodies?

i nothing else pick up a few German catalogs, etc and weep at the choice they get!

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Originally posted by flyingdutch
Red Hill. about 5-10km east of Arthurs Seat.
70 odd km i think...

Ouch! Like I said in a possibly vanished post, I'd love to be
able to do that, but I have other interests too and that sort
of commute would basically stop me doing those..

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you bringing back any cycle-related goodies?

Love to. It all depends on what I find. Do you know the
German and Italian words for "bike shop"?

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If nothing else pick up a few German catalogs, etc and
weep at the choice they get!

I'll try and get as much cycling gear as I can carry (which wont
be much as I'm already loaded with camera gear).

hippy
not mentioning the war...

Quoted post said:

you bringing back any cycle-related goodies?

Love to. It all depends on what I find. Do you know the
German and Italian words for "bike shop"?

hippy
not mentioning the war... [/B]

fahren Geschäft, i think

and

negozio di biciclette, perhaps???

anyone, anyone Bueller...

hippy wrote: <snip>

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Do you know the German and Italian words for "bike shop"?

If you believe Babelfish
(babelfish.altavista.comtrOpen ↗),
"bicycle shop" is:

German: Fahrradgeschäft Italian: negozio della
bicicletta French: magasin de bicyclette

&roo