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Original section Australia and New Zealand
Published 18 January 2006
Last activity 22 January 2006
Original author a5hi5m
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Original post a5hi5m
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18 January 2006, 13:11 UTC
#1
I found this offering and thought $40 delivered .. not cheap but not expensive compared to most cycling dvd's in aust, it sounds alright.
moviemail-online.co.uk 16430 Open ↗
Then i saw the release date.
I'm sure i've seen/read posts and comments about people having this on dvd already.
Ash
craigster_jd
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18 January 2006, 19:31 UTC
#2
a5hi5m said: I found this offering and thought $40 delivered .. not cheap but not expensive compared to most cycling dvd's in aust, it sounds alright.
http://www.moviemail-online.co.uk/films/16430
Then i saw the release date.
I'm sure i've seen/read posts and comments about people having this on dvd already.
Ash
You can buy it direct from Team CSC for US$28.92 + $14.53 handling/delivery to Australia.
http://www.team-csc.com/shop_products.asp?cat_id=7
Presumably you have a multi-region DVD player...
18 January 2006, 19:31 UTC
#3
a5hi5m said: I found this offering and thought $40 delivered .. not cheap but not expensive compared to most cycling dvd's in aust, it sounds alright.
http://www.moviemail-online.co.uk/films/16430
Then i saw the release date.
I'm sure i've seen/read posts and comments about people having this on dvd already.
I'm still waiting for it to be shown on SBS in a couple of weeks... that's what happened with HoW :-D -- Cheers | ~~ __@ Euan | ~~ _-\<, Melbourne, Australia | ~ (*)/ (*)
18 January 2006, 20:16 UTC
#4
craigster_jd said: You can buy it direct from Team CSC for US$28.92 + $14.53 handling/delivery to Australia.
http://www.team-csc.com/shop_products.asp?cat_id=7
Presumably you have a multi-region DVD player...
Shall keep an eye out for it whilst OS along with searching for rohloff hubs, spokey dokes, CF water and stuff
18 January 2006, 21:21 UTC
#5
flyingdutch said: Shall keep an eye out for it whilst OS along with searching for rohloff hubs, spokey dokes, CF water and stuff
Can you keep a look out for Swiss Army Bread Bags? I'll explain later. :p
18 January 2006, 21:55 UTC
#6
cfsmtb said: Can you keep a look out for Swiss Army Bread Bags? I'll explain later. :p
i have a swiss army bike currently in Adelaide. Does that count?
18 January 2006, 23:56 UTC
#7
flyingdutch said: Shall keep an eye out for it whilst OS along with searching for rohloff hubs, spokey dokes, CF water and stuff
What the fark is Carbon Fibre water????
19 January 2006, 00:07 UTC
#8
PiledHigher said: What the fark is Carbon Fibre water????
it sounds light!!
19 January 2006, 00:55 UTC
#9
gplama said: PiledHigher said: What the fark is Carbon Fibre water????
it sounds light!!
If you spill it, it shatters all over the floor. I hear the old farts prefer Ferrous water
19 January 2006, 01:24 UTC
#10
quote='Bleve'gplama said: PiledHigher said: What the fark is Carbon Fibre water????
it sounds light!!
If you spill it, it shatters all over the floor. I hear the old farts prefer Ferrous water[/QUOTE]
AluAqua comes in its own can
22 January 2006, 07:40 UTC
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gplama said: PiledHigher said: What the fark is Carbon Fibre water????
it sounds light!!
If you spill it, it shatters all over the floor. I hear the old farts prefer Ferrous water
Well it's not as harsh and it tastes nicer.
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