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What kind of digital camera are you using?

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Nice shots of Eddy, looks like he is gaining, must be that Belgium chocolate ice cream. BTW, I was
able to make LP 4 hour, secam-pal conversions no problem for around $10 US, at least two companies I
know can do it. If that's common for French, not a problem for me.

Bruce
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One of the joys of the duo normand wwwduonormand.comwwwduonormand.comOpen ↗ 2up time trial in France, apart from
competing on the same course as the pro's is the chance to look up and spot Eddy or Frederico
Bahamontes amongst other greats wandering down the road. Eddy had lost quite a lot of weight but
from these photos it looks like he's put it back on again. All The Best

Stan Cox

P.S. My Teammate Chas and I came 63rd of 119 finishers in our category

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Nice shots of Eddy, looks like he is gaining, must be that Belgium

chocolate

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ice cream. BTW, I was able to make LP 4 hour, secam-pal conversions no problem for around $10 US,
at least two companies I know can do it. If that's common for French, not a problem for me.

Bruce
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Makes me wonder how many retired notable Pros you find wondering down the road in the TDF stages!

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One of the joys of the duo normand wwwduonormand.comwwwduonormand.comOpen ↗ 2up time trial in France, apart from
competing on the same course as the pro's is the chance to look up and spot Eddy or Frederico
Bahamontes amongst other

greats

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wandering down the road. Eddy had lost quite a lot of weight but from

these

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photos it looks like he's put it back on again. All The Best

Stan Cox

P.S. My Teammate Chas and I came 63rd of 119 finishers in our category

"Bruce Johnston" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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Nice shots of Eddy, looks like he is gaining, must be that Belgium

chocolate

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ice cream. BTW, I was able to make LP 4 hour, secam-pal conversions no problem for around $10
US, at least two companies I know can do it. If that's common for French, not a problem for me.

Bruce
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-ilan

Bruce The Duo is great, many many english riders compete and then the pro's finish the day off. Not
many pro's last year but it was won by Pozzato and Petrov of Mapei. The organizers always have some
great names present. In 2001 to celebrate the 21st running of the event they had every living holder
of the hour record on hand. Its a wonderful friendly way to finish the season. We did the course in
1:36 and the winners were half an hour faster!

Stan Cox

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Makes me wonder how many retired notable Pros you find wondering down the road in the TDF stages!

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One of the joys of the duo normand wwwduonormand.comwwwduonormand.comOpen ↗ 2up time

trial

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in France, apart from competing on the same course as the pro's is the chance to look up and
spot Eddy or Frederico Bahamontes amongst other

greats

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wandering down the road. Eddy had lost quite a lot of weight but from

these

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photos it looks like he's put it back on again. All The Best

Stan Cox

P.S. My Teammate Chas and I came 63rd of 119 finishers in our category

"Bruce Johnston" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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Nice shots of Eddy, looks like he is gaining, must be that Belgium

chocolate

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ice cream. BTW, I was able to make LP 4 hour, secam-pal conversions no problem for around
$10 US, at least two companies I know can do it. If that's common for French, not a problem
for me.

Bruce
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I have seen some Pros on my videos at the women's Pro races too, on hand to offer support. Indurain
for one, and I am sure several others.

Bruce
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Bruce The Duo is great, many many english riders compete and then the pro's finish the day off.
Not many pro's last year but it was won by Pozzato and Petrov of Mapei. The organizers always have
some great names present. In 2001 to celebrate the 21st running of the event they had every living

holder

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of the hour record on hand. Its a wonderful friendly way to finish the season. We did the course
in 1:36 and the winners were half an hour

faster!

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Stan Cox

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Makes me wonder how many retired notable Pros you find wondering down

the

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road in the TDF stages!

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One of the joys of the duo normand wwwduonormand.comwwwduonormand.comOpen ↗ 2up time

trial

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in France, apart from competing on the same course as the pro's is the chance to look up and
spot Eddy or Frederico Bahamontes amongst other

greats

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wandering down the road. Eddy had lost quite a lot of weight but from

these

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photos it looks like he's put it back on again. All The Best

Stan Cox

P.S. My Teammate Chas and I came 63rd of 119 finishers in our category

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> Nice shots of Eddy, looks like he is gaining, must be that Belgium
chocolate
> ice cream. BTW, I was able to make LP 4 hour, secam-pal conversions

no

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> problem for around $10 US, at least two companies I know can do it.

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> that's common for French, not a problem for me.
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> Bruce
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Makes me wonder how many retired notable Pros you find wondering down the road in the TDF stages!

Roger De Vlaeminck at a cafe at the base of Alpe d'Huez wasn't a bad catch a couple years ago...
and, unlike some former pros, he looked exceptionally fit. Very nice guy too (unfortunately the only
thing I could come up with for him to sign was a paper napkin).

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles chainreactionbicycles.comchainreactionbicycles.comOpen ↗