A very long time ago, a hated cyclists, and I hated the movie "Breaking Away." The thread on the
Cutters reminded me of this. Was that movie based on a true story? And if true, how come I've never
seen this guy in a bike mag, or web site etc? In other words, where is the dude today?
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Originally posted by Callistus Valer
A very long time ago, a hated cyclists, and I hated the movie "Breaking Away." The thread on the
Cutters reminded me of this. Was that movie based on a true story? And if true, how come I've never
seen this guy in a bike mag, or web site etc? In other words, where is the dude today?I know, but after reading your dumbass comment about Beloki in the ONCE thread, it's not worth my time to give you your answer.
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A very long time ago, a hated cyclists, and I hated the movie "Breaking Away." The thread on
the Cutters reminded me of this. Was that movie based on a true story? And if true, how come
I've never seen this guy in a bike mag, or web site etc? In other words, where is the dude
today?As a fellow member of Carl's "You belong in Darkness" club, I feel it's my job to suggest, e.g,
indiana.edulittle500.htmlOpen ↗ or search world on "Dave Blase".Art Walker [email hidden]
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A very long time ago, a hated cyclists, and I hated the movie
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Away." The thread on the Cutters reminded me of this. Was that movie
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on a true story? And if true, how come I've never seen this guy in a bike mag, or web site etc? In
other words, where is the dude today?Who cares? Don't you have some Kirsten Gum bashing to do?
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As a fellow member of Carl's "You belong in Darkness" club, I feel it's my job to suggest, e.g,
indiana.edulittle500.htmlOpen ↗ or search world on "Dave Blase".Very cool!
Interestingly, I met a guy at the Tour of Texas in 1984 who claimed to be the real person about whom
the movie was written. He told me his name was Tony Comfort and that, when he was younger, he had
adopeted an Italian-ized version "Antonio Comforte". When I met him he claimed to be involved with
the Christian group Athletes in Action. Anybody else know Tony Comfort?Cheers,
Jim
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A very long time ago, a hated cyclists, and I hated the movie "Breaking Away." The thread on the
Cutters reminded me of this. Was that movie based on a true story? And if true, how come I've
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A very long time ago, a hated cyclists, and I hated the movie "Breaking Away." The thread on the
Cutters reminded me of this. Was that movie based on a true story? And if true, how come I've
never seen this guy in a bike mag, or web site etc? In other words, where is the dude today?It's kind of a step on from "who cares?" but not unrelated...
Regards! Stephen
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Anybody else know Tony Comfort?
I didn't know him but he was junior in the mid- to late-70's and he did take the name Antonio Comforti. He rode for a Colorado-based team named "Monte of Italy".
Bonus question: Name three other "Monte of Italy" juniors that went on to become well known in cycling (not just as racers).
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