Horner how low can you go.

Sounds as though it might be higher than your present team..........."Huffy"
maybe?
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Answer:Webcor?

Hey, at least they're finally getting rid of Mattis and a couple other tools

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Answer:Webcor?

Sounds as though it might be higher than your present

team..........."Huffy"

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maybe?

Original Schwinn.

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Sounds as though it might be higher than your present team..........."Huffy" maybe? "Rik Van
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Answer:Webcor?

Webcor prediction...Everyone is stoked that Horner is on the team. They have fun at the early
races (real early),but the lack of talent is obvious. Then they go to Pomona.. Horner wins the
uphill TT.....OH

Horner is no longer in the lead. DUH! Repeat at Redlands, and huang and company are sent home with
their egos broken.

NRC schedule.
03/18-21 Pomona Valley Stage Race
4/24-28 Redlands

Horner will get decent support from an enthusiastic sponsor. Webcor has been increasing their
support each year since they first got involved. This year Webcor will sponsor a women's
"elite" team.

His former teammates and buddies Wohlberg and Klasna will race for another NorCal-based team and I
expect they will spend significant time training around Klasna's new home in Cool, CA about 15 miles
from where I live. Really good roads and terrain for guys like them. Easy access to long, mountain
climbs at altitudes approaching 7000 feet. Most of the same roads LeMond used to train on.

One of Webcor's team sponsors is UC Davis Sports Performance Group so Horner will have good access
to top-level training advice amd other medical support.

Horner has plenty of good results in races within Webcor's market area.

-WG

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Horner will get decent support from an enthusiastic sponsor. Webcor has been increasing their
support each year since they first got involved. This year Webcor will sponsor a women's
"elite" team.

His former teammates and buddies Wohlberg and Klasna will race for another NorCal-based team
and I expect they will spend significant time training around Klasna's new home in Cool, CA
about 15 miles from where I live. Really good roads and terrain for guys like them. Easy access
to long, mountain climbs at altitudes approaching 7000 feet. Most of the same roads LeMond used
to train on.

One of Webcor's team sponsors is UC Davis Sports Performance Group so Horner will have good access
to top-level training advice amd other medical support.

Horner has plenty of good results in races within Webcor's market area.

-WG

Bet it isn't so cool in Cool, CA during the summer though.....Sorry had to be done.

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Horner will get decent support from an enthusiastic sponsor. Webcor has been increasing their
support each year since they first got involved. This year Webcor will sponsor a women's
"elite" team.

His former teammates and buddies Wohlberg and Klasna will race for another NorCal-based team
and I expect they will spend significant time training around Klasna's new home in Cool, CA
about 15 miles from where I live. Really good roads and terrain for guys like them. Easy access
to long, mountain climbs at altitudes approaching 7000 feet. Most of the same roads LeMond used
to train on.

One of Webcor's team sponsors is UC Davis Sports Performance Group so Horner will have good
access to top-level training advice amd other medical support.

Horner has plenty of good results in races within Webcor's market area.

-WG

Bet it isn't so cool in Cool, CA during the summer though.....Sorry had to be done.

It's at about 1200 feet elevation and it's not as hot as the valley.

-WG

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Horner will get decent support from an enthusiastic sponsor. Webcor has been increasing their
support each year since they first got involved. This year Webcor will sponsor a women's
"elite" team.

His former teammates and buddies Wohlberg and Klasna will race for another NorCal-based team
and I expect they will spend significant time training around Klasna's new home in Cool, CA
about 15 miles from where I live. Really good roads and terrain for guys like them. Easy access
to long, mountain climbs at altitudes approaching 7000 feet. Most of the same roads LeMond used
to train on.

One of Webcor's team sponsors is UC Davis Sports Performance Group so Horner will have good
access to top-level training advice amd other medical support.

Horner has plenty of good results in races within Webcor's market area.

-WG

Bet it isn't so cool in Cool, CA during the summer though.....Sorry had to be done.

It's at about 1200 feet elevation and it's not as hot as the valley.

-WG

Oooh ... 1200 feet ... That's so high!

Steven L. Sheffield SLC, UT 4800 ft ASL and avg. 100+ in July/August

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Bet it isn't so cool in Cool, CA during the summer though.....Sorry had to be done.

It's at about 1200 feet elevation and it's not as hot as the valley.

-WG

Oooh ... 1200 feet ... That's so high!

Steven L. Sheffield SLC, UT 4800 ft ASL and avg. 100+ in July/August

That 1200 feet is the difference between an average daily high during July/August of 91 in the
valley and somewhere in the upper 80's at 1200 feet.

Note to Steven... When will you escape back to the temperate climes of the Bay Area?

-WG

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Oooh ... 1200 feet ... That's so high!

Just because you're sucking vacuum at what? 4,500 feet in SLC you think that 1200 is small potatoes?
Besides, it isn't the 1200 feet, it's the very sharp dropoff.

uh dude, as far as I know they haven't told him yet - or the other guys...but they haven't gotten
their contracts. I hear their new star hates this guy and it was part of the deal to sign him that
they had to purge the team of Freds - gotta love it

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Hey, at least they're finally getting rid of Mattis and a couple other tools

Your a reject!!! Give the Guy a break. He is a cyclist. Does something he loves for a living. Can
you say the same? I bet you would love to have done what he has...

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uh dude, as far as I know they haven't told him yet - or the other guys...but they haven't gotten
their contracts. I hear their new star hates this guy and it was part of the deal to sign him that
they had to purge the team of Freds - gotta love it

So you mean only horner is left?

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Your a reject!!! Give the Guy a break. He is a cyclist. Does something he loves for a living. Can
you say the same? I bet you would love to have done what he has...

Who are you talking about? Horner? If so I like Horner. I just think that it is a shame the best
stage racer (racing in the US) is now riding for a club make a [censored] salary. If you think I would
trade my life for his you are sadly mistaken. Regardless my main thought is to the hard times in
cycling. We are a far cry for the glory days at Saturn or Mercury. My suggestion for you is the
follow the season and tell me I was right or wrong in October. So can it until the ducks fall where
they may. I don't think Horner will reflect on 2004 as his greatest year. Lets see if the team is
still together. See if Horner gives one red cent to those jokers when he wins less frequently and
single handedly.

RVD
Ps If you are referring to Ted he is delusional. PSS Dork only some [censored] such as yourself thinks
everyone wants to be a pro bike racer and everyone would love to live his life. Write back in
July and talk about how cool lance is next.