Address for Floyd Landis

Mike Jacoubowsky said:

Does anyone have an address for sending something to Floyd Landis? Doesn't
have to be a home address (and probably wouldn't be a good idea to print
that here). I went to his website and couldn't find anything.

Why do I want his address?

I'd like to send him a Christmas Card.

Seriously. I think he could use it. And, frankly, it will do me some good
sending it. I was there, on the Columbiere, when Floyd miraculously
recovered from the day before and won the 'Tour. I believe that what I saw
that day was real.

I just want to let him know that I believe. Others can tell me that's crazy,
I'm deluded, etc. That's fine, I have no problem with others having a
different opinion than I do. I just hope that history proves me right and
them wrong. Unfortunately, I doubt we'll ever have evidence strong enough to
either conclusively convict or declare innocent. But always enough to accuse
& slander. But that's not what this is about.

I just want to send him a Christmas Card.

Thanks-

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

"whois" floydlandis.com

http://www.dnsstuff.com/ if your system is lamebrained and isn't
"whois" literate

--
Best Regards, Davey

What CNN won't show you:
Where your tax dollars are going
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Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

I just want to send him a Christmas Card.

Thanks-

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

"whois" floydlandis.com

http://www.dnsstuff.com/ if your system is lamebrained and isn't
"whois" literate

--
Best Regards, Davey

Davey: "Whois" information can sometimes be very out of date, and sometimes
points to a meaningless address since it's a beacon for spam. Could be that
the info on his website is relevant, just don't know. Google shows it as a
house, but doesn't zoom in enough to see any bikes. :>😉

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

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Quoted message said:

Mike Jacoubowsky said:

Does anyone have an address for sending something to Floyd Landis?
Doesn't
have to be a home address (and probably wouldn't be a good idea to print
that here). I went to his website and couldn't find anything.

Why do I want his address?

I'd like to send him a Christmas Card.

Seriously. I think he could use it. And, frankly, it will do me some good
sending it. I was there, on the Columbiere, when Floyd miraculously
recovered from the day before and won the 'Tour. I believe that what I
saw
that day was real.

I just want to let him know that I believe. Others can tell me that's
crazy,
I'm deluded, etc. That's fine, I have no problem with others having a
different opinion than I do. I just hope that history proves me right and
them wrong. Unfortunately, I doubt we'll ever have evidence strong enough
to
either conclusively convict or declare innocent. But always enough to
accuse
& slander. But that's not what this is about.

I just want to send him a Christmas Card.

Thanks-

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

"whois" floydlandis.com

http://www.dnsstuff.com/ if your system is lamebrained and isn't
"whois" literate

--
Best Regards, Davey

What CNN won't show you:
Where your tax dollars are going
http://www.youtube.com/v/6J5JVQkBQdw

Mike Jacoubowsky said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

I just want to send him a Christmas Card.

Thanks-

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

"whois" floydlandis.com

http://www.dnsstuff.com/ if your system is lamebrained and isn't
"whois" literate

--
Best Regards, Davey

Davey: "Whois" information can sometimes be very out of date, and sometimes
points to a meaningless address since it's a beacon for spam. Could be that
the info on his website is relevant, just don't know. Google shows it as a
house, but doesn't zoom in enough to see any bikes. :>😉

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

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Mike Jacoubowsky said:

Does anyone have an address for sending something to Floyd Landis?
Doesn't
have to be a home address (and probably wouldn't be a good idea to print
that here). I went to his website and couldn't find anything.

Why do I want his address?

I'd like to send him a Christmas Card.

Seriously. I think he could use it. And, frankly, it will do me some good
sending it. I was there, on the Columbiere, when Floyd miraculously
recovered from the day before and won the 'Tour. I believe that what I
saw
that day was real.

I just want to let him know that I believe. Others can tell me that's
crazy,
I'm deluded, etc. That's fine, I have no problem with others having a
different opinion than I do. I just hope that history proves me right and
them wrong. Unfortunately, I doubt we'll ever have evidence strong enough
to
either conclusively convict or declare innocent. But always enough to
accuse
& slander. But that's not what this is about.

I just want to send him a Christmas Card.

Thanks-

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

"whois" floydlandis.com

http://www.dnsstuff.com/ if your system is lamebrained and isn't
"whois" literate

oughta be a contact phone number

call it and find out

--
Best Regards, Davey
"Governor, if I had foreseen the use of those people designed to make
of their victory, there would have been no surrender at Appomattox
Courthouse; no sir, not by me. Had I foreseen these results of
subjugation, I would have preferred to die at Appomattox with my brave
men, my sword in my right hand." - Robert E. Lee 1870

Mike Jacoubowsky said:

Does anyone have an address for sending something to Floyd Landis? Doesn't
have to be a home address (and probably wouldn't be a good idea to print
that here). I went to his website and couldn't find anything.

Why do I want his address?

I'd like to send him a Christmas Card.

Seriously. I think he could use it. And, frankly, it will do me some good
sending it. I was there, on the Columbiere, when Floyd miraculously
recovered from the day before and won the 'Tour. I believe that what I saw
that day was real.

I just want to let him know that I believe. Others can tell me that's crazy,
I'm deluded, etc. That's fine, I have no problem with others having a
different opinion than I do. I just hope that history proves me right and
them wrong. Unfortunately, I doubt we'll ever have evidence strong enough to
either conclusively convict or declare innocent. But always enough to accuse
& slander. But that's not what this is about.

I just want to send him a Christmas Card.

You could try the Floyd Landis Foundation
http://floydlandisfoundation.org/contact/index.htm

If you wrote a nice non-stalker I-saw-you-climb-Columbiere attaboy!
card, they'd probably forward it to him.

Hey Mike, would you be interested in trading some pictures from that
day on the Columbiere? I have some from the Cross Nats in Providence
this past weekend. I'll trade you a couple of Treborns, a Compton and
throw in a Page for free. Best deal you'll get all day.

R

Floyd Landis
Murietta CA 92562

Trust USPS to take care of the rest ;-)

Quoted message said:

Hey Mike, would you be interested in trading some pictures from that
day on the Columbiere? I have some from the Cross Nats in Providence
this past weekend. I'll trade you a couple of Treborns, a Compton and
throw in a Page for free. Best deal you'll get all day.

My best photos from this-year's TdF can be found here-

http://www.chainreaction.com/france06diaryinclude.htm

Our group did an incredibly job of getting past security to get that photo
at the top of the page. That was quite a day. I left France feeling very
differently than I felt just a couple days later, when I started to wonder
just exactly what it was I saw. After Tyler, I was no longer willing to take
things at face value; after all, if evidence showed that Tyler could have
cheated, anybody could. But I still feel Floyd raced clean that day (and the
days before, and after). Could just be me trying to rationalize the
experience, but it's what I feel in my gut.

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

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Quoted message said:

Mike Jacoubowsky said:

Does anyone have an address for sending something to Floyd Landis?
Doesn't
have to be a home address (and probably wouldn't be a good idea to print
that here). I went to his website and couldn't find anything.

Why do I want his address?

I'd like to send him a Christmas Card.

Seriously. I think he could use it. And, frankly, it will do me some good
sending it. I was there, on the Columbiere, when Floyd miraculously
recovered from the day before and won the 'Tour. I believe that what I
saw
that day was real.

I just want to let him know that I believe. Others can tell me that's
crazy,
I'm deluded, etc. That's fine, I have no problem with others having a
different opinion than I do. I just hope that history proves me right and
them wrong. Unfortunately, I doubt we'll ever have evidence strong enough
to
either conclusively convict or declare innocent. But always enough to
accuse
& slander. But that's not what this is about.

I just want to send him a Christmas Card.

You could try the Floyd Landis Foundation
http://floydlandisfoundation.org/contact/index.htm

If you wrote a nice non-stalker I-saw-you-climb-Columbiere attaboy!
card, they'd probably forward it to him.

Hey Mike, would you be interested in trading some pictures from that
day on the Columbiere? I have some from the Cross Nats in Providence
this past weekend. I'll trade you a couple of Treborns, a Compton and
throw in a Page for free. Best deal you'll get all day.

R

Mike Jacoubowsky said:

I was there, on the Columbiere,

Wot, the Maxxis tire?

--
E. Dronkert

Eric Hollenbeck said:

Floyd Landis
Murietta CA 92562

Trust USPS to take care of the rest ;-)

Bill Bryson in one of his books talks about oddly (incompletely)
addressed mail still reaching him.

I'd address it as:

Floyd Landis, Winner of the Tour de France
Murietta CA 92562

Mike Jacoubowsky said:

Does anyone have an address for sending something to Floyd Landis? Doesn't
have to be a home address (and probably wouldn't be a good idea to print
that here). I went to his website and couldn't find anything.

Why do I want his address?

I'd like to send him a Christmas Card.

Seriously. I think he could use it. And, frankly, it will do me some good
sending it. I was there, on the Columbiere, when Floyd miraculously
recovered from the day before and won the 'Tour. I believe that what I saw
that day was real.

I just want to let him know that I believe. Others can tell me that's crazy,
I'm deluded, etc. That's fine, I have no problem with others having a
different opinion than I do. I just hope that history proves me right and
them wrong. Unfortunately, I doubt we'll ever have evidence strong enough to
either conclusively convict or declare innocent. But always enough to accuse
& slander. But that's not what this is about.

I just want to send him a Christmas Card.

Thanks-

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

That's a decient thing to do. Hopefully he reads your post and gets the
message in time for Christmas.

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Eric Hollenbeck said:

Floyd Landis
Murietta CA 92562

Quoted message said:

Trust USPS to take care of the rest ;-)Bill Bryson in one of his books talks about oddly (incompletely)

addressed mail still reaching him.

I'd address it as:

Floyd Landis, Winner of the Tour de France
Murietta CA 92562

Strangely enough, that would probably work. I had a friend in Utah
that would receive mail with nothing more for an address than the zip
code and his nickname! Small town = famous person

R

RicodJour said:

Quoted post said:

Eric Hollenbeck said:

Floyd Landis
Murietta CA 92562

Quoted message said:

Trust USPS to take care of the rest ;-)Bill Bryson in one of his books talks about oddly (incompletely)

addressed mail still reaching him.

I'd address it as:

Floyd Landis, Winner of the Tour de France
Murietta CA 92562

Strangely enough, that would probably work. I had a friend in Utah
that would receive mail with nothing more for an address than the zip
code and his nickname! Small town = famous person

R

Hate to admit it, but that would certainly work. You would be surprised
to see all the crazy holiday addresses used by 'close friends and
family'. Postman are part detectives in December.

kpl

Mike Jacoubowsky said:

I just want to send him a Christmas Card.

Maybe send it to Dr. Kay and ask him to deliver it.
Include a card for him too.
http://tinyurl.com/y95c54

Or maybe a call to VeloNews or somebody would yield his agent's name and
addy.

Quoted message said:

Hate to admit it, but that would certainly work. You would be surprised
to see all the crazy holiday addresses used by 'close friends and
family'. Postman are part detectives in December.

kpl

Where is Kenny Labbe now that we need him?

-rj

Quoted message said:

I'd address it as:

Floyd Landis, Winner of the Tour de France
Murietta CA 92562

I ended up sending to one of the Trek shops in San Diego, whose owner knows
Arnie Baker very well, and can get it to Floyd through him. I'm thinking I
might cover all the bases by addressing one via the post office as well.

--Mike Jacoubowsky
Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReaction.com
Redwood City & Los Altos, CA USA

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Quoted message said:

Eric Hollenbeck said:

Floyd Landis
Murietta CA 92562

Trust USPS to take care of the rest ;-)

Bill Bryson in one of his books talks about oddly (incompletely)
addressed mail still reaching him.

I'd address it as:

Floyd Landis, Winner of the Tour de France
Murietta CA 92562

Mike Jacoubowsky said:

Quoted message said:

I'd address it as:

Floyd Landis, Winner of the Tour de France
Murietta CA 92562

I ended up sending to one of the Trek shops in San Diego, whose owner knows
Arnie Baker very well, and can get it to Floyd through him. I'm thinking I
might cover all the bases by addressing one via the post office as well.

Why not organize a group ride and head down there and hand deliver it?

Maybe he'll show you his crib? ;-)

(mildly kidding, but not such a bad idea, eh?)

Quoted message said:

--Mike Jacoubowsky
Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReaction.com
Redwood City & Los Altos, CA USA

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Quoted message said:

Eric Hollenbeck said:

Floyd Landis
Murietta CA 92562

Trust USPS to take care of the rest ;-)

Bill Bryson in one of his books talks about oddly (incompletely)
addressed mail still reaching him.

I'd address it as:

Floyd Landis, Winner of the Tour de France
Murietta CA 92562

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

I ended up sending to one of the Trek shops in San Diego, whose owner
knows
Arnie Baker very well, and can get it to Floyd through him. I'm thinking I
might cover all the bases by addressing one via the post office as well.

Why not organize a group ride and head down there and hand deliver it?

Maybe he'll show you his crib? ;-)

(mildly kidding, but not such a bad idea, eh?)

That would be a great idea if not for 500 miles between us! :>😉

--Mike Jacoubowsky
Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReaction.com
Redwood City & Los Altos, CA USA

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Quoted message said:

Mike Jacoubowsky said:

Quoted message said:

I'd address it as:

Floyd Landis, Winner of the Tour de France
Murietta CA 92562

I ended up sending to one of the Trek shops in San Diego, whose owner
knows
Arnie Baker very well, and can get it to Floyd through him. I'm thinking I
might cover all the bases by addressing one via the post office as well.

Why not organize a group ride and head down there and hand deliver it?

Maybe he'll show you his crib? ;-)

(mildly kidding, but not such a bad idea, eh?)

Quoted message said:

--Mike Jacoubowsky
Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReaction.com
Redwood City & Los Altos, CA USA

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Quoted message said:

Eric Hollenbeck wrote:
> Floyd Landis
> Murietta CA 92562
>
> Trust USPS to take care of the rest ;-)

Bill Bryson in one of his books talks about oddly (incompletely)
addressed mail still reaching him.

I'd address it as:

Floyd Landis, Winner of the Tour de France
Murietta CA 92562

Mike Jacoubowsky said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

I ended up sending to one of the Trek shops in San Diego, whose owner
knows
Arnie Baker very well, and can get it to Floyd through him. I'm thinking I
might cover all the bases by addressing one via the post office as well.

Why not organize a group ride and head down there and hand deliver it?

Maybe he'll show you his crib? ;-)

(mildly kidding, but not such a bad idea, eh?)

That would be a great idea if not for 500 miles between us! :>😉

When I was a youngster we went that far for Pizza. Wake up, man, this is
the winner of the Tour de France! Anything less and he's not letting you up
the driveway!

It's perfect. Three days, 170mi each. Just time enough for the media to get
wind of it.

The...

Deliver
Exciting
Floyd
Encouragement
No
Doping

Landis Ride!!

Quoted message said:

--Mike Jacoubowsky
Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReaction.com
Redwood City & Los Altos, CA USA

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Mike Jacoubowsky said:

> I'd address it as:
>
> Floyd Landis, Winner of the Tour de France
> Murietta CA 92562

I ended up sending to one of the Trek shops in San Diego, whose owner
knows
Arnie Baker very well, and can get it to Floyd through him. I'm thinking I
might cover all the bases by addressing one via the post office as well.

Why not organize a group ride and head down there and hand deliver it?

Maybe he'll show you his crib? ;-)

(mildly kidding, but not such a bad idea, eh?)

Quoted message said:

--Mike Jacoubowsky
Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReaction.com
Redwood City & Los Altos, CA USA

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> Eric Hollenbeck wrote:
>> Floyd Landis
>> Murietta CA 92562
>>
>> Trust USPS to take care of the rest ;-)
>
> Bill Bryson in one of his books talks about oddly (incompletely)
> addressed mail still reaching him.
>
> I'd address it as:
>
> Floyd Landis, Winner of the Tour de France
> Murietta CA 92562
>

ronaldo_jeremiah said:

Quoted message said:

Hate to admit it, but that would certainly work. You would be surprised
to see all the crazy holiday addresses used by 'close friends and
family'. Postman are part detectives in December.

kpl

Where is Kenny Labbe now that we need him?

-rj

No longer racing, it seems:
http://www.usacycling.org/results/index.php?compid=50300&all=1