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  1. i want to tell everyone that my man saul has moved up to the big CA for two
    years... i have a saul raisin tribute at my site... eriksaunders.com

  2. erik saunders said:

    i want to tell everyone that my man saul has moved up to the big CA for two
    years... i have a saul raisin tribute at my site... eriksaunders.com

    http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2004/aug04/aug18news
    "Raisin moves up at CA
    American Saul Raisin, currently the only non-French rider on Credit
    Agricole's Division III espoir team has signed a two-year deal to ride
    for the Division I CA team from 2005. "

    Sub-editing on CyclingNews.Com is way much better than Velonews...

  3. Stewart Fleming <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    erik saunders said:

    i want to tell everyone that my man saul has moved up to the big CA for two
    years... i have a saul raisin tribute at my site... eriksaunders.com

    http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2004/aug04/aug18news
    "Raisin moves up at CA
    American Saul Raisin, currently the only non-French rider on Credit
    Agricole's Division III espoir team has signed a two-year deal to ride
    for the Division I CA team from 2005. "

    Sub-editing on CyclingNews.Com is way much better than Velonews...

    His he any good?

    j

  4. obvoisly he is very good.. they dont give spots on those teams to just
    anybody...

    for the kind of people who dont know what good is and dont really get bike
    racing, those who think that if you arent in the top three in a world cup or
    win a bunch of races then you arent "good".. then no, saul isnt any good at
    all...

    but for the rest of us who understand cycling and how it works, yes, saul is
    very good and has the potential to be a super good rider that might get in a
    glossy magazine that you might see somewhere at a book store...

  5. In article <[email hidden]>, erik

    saunders said:

    obvoisly he is very good.. they dont give spots on those teams to just
    anybody...

    for the kind of people who dont know what good is and dont really get bike
    racing, those who think that if you arent in the top three in a world cup or
    win a bunch of races then you arent "good".. then no, saul isnt any good at
    all...

    but for the rest of us who understand cycling and how it works, yes, saul is
    very good and has the potential to be a super good rider that might get in a
    glossy magazine that you might see somewhere at a book store...

    It would seem appropriate that you remind him not to go the route taken
    by Spinelli.

    -WG

  6. Quoted message said:

    From: [email hidden] (erik saunders)

    Quoted message said:

    but for the rest of us who understand cycling and how it works, yes, saul is
    very good and has the potential to be a super good rider that might get in a
    glossy magazine that you might see somewhere at a book store...

    You got him hooked up with the same people who had that good interview with
    you a few months ago? I might just have to subscribe. It's not here locally.
    Bill C

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