Eneco Tour Video?

you can watch it on cycling.tv, but it's only on the premium channel.
You'll have to pony up if you don't subscribe already. But it's worth it.
Some great race coverage.

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"Linda Lou" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Hey Folks -
Does anyone know where to catch video of the finishing sprint of the
Eneco Tour? I'm curious to see how the Shumacher/Hincapie collision
transpired.

Thanks much,
Linda

"psycholist" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

you can watch it on cycling.tv, but it's only on the premium channel.
You'll have to pony up if you don't subscribe already. But it's worth it.
Some great race coverage.

Beware that cycling.tv doesn't work on most browsers and operating systems
and they don't always answer email enquiries. Try before you buy.

MJ Ray said:

"psycholist" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

you can watch it on cycling.tv, but it's only on the premium channel.
You'll have to pony up if you don't subscribe already. But it's worth it.
Some great race coverage.

Beware that cycling.tv doesn't work on most browsers and operating systems
and they don't always answer email enquiries. Try before you buy.

It is true that I have to use Windows to look at Cycling.TV, but I can
use either Mozilla Firefox or that "other browser" that comes with
Windows. I assume that Netscape and Seamonkey would work as well, since
they use the same code base as Firefox. I haven't tried other browsers.

And when I made a mistake that left me unable to see the Eneco Tour,
they answered my e-mail inquiries, and pointed me to the solution (Login
again!). It took some hours, of course, as the people are in the UK,
and I'm in the USA.

Quoted message said:

It is true that I have to use Windows to look at Cycling.TV, but I can
use either Mozilla Firefox or that "other browser" that comes with
Windows. I assume that Netscape and Seamonkey would work as well,
since they use the same code base as Firefox. I haven't tried other
browsers.

And when I made a mistake that left me unable to see the Eneco Tour,
they answered my e-mail inquiries, and pointed me to the solution
(Login again!). It took some hours, of course, as the people are in
the UK, and I'm in the USA.

I've had good luck with them. They are responsive to emails unlike
some other outfits.

I actually enjoy their commentary too. It isn't too bad, but the
irish superstar can be hard to understand at times.

bill

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