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That's a long race!

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  1. Currently on TV:

    http://www.simonmason.karoo.net/zmilan.htm

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    Simon Mason
    http://www.simonmason.karoo.net

  2. Simon Mason submitted this idea :

    Quoted message said:

    Currently on TV:

    http://www.simonmason.karoo.net/zmilan.htm

    Oops!

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    Simon
    www.simondaw.freeserve.co.uk

  3. Simon Mason said:

    Currently on TV:

    http://www.simonmason.karoo.net/zmilan.htm

    What a cracker it was as well!

  4. I thought it was long enough already at 294km, now I see the organisers
    have added another 2706km to spice it up ;-)

    I have entered the Milan - San Remo Gran Fondo on 11th June. I am more
    than a little apprehensive at riding it. My longest one-day ride to
    date is 125 miles (Etape 2003) although that did have a couple of 1st
    cat cols in it.

    Although M-SR GF doesn't have so much climbing, I can only guess what
    state I'm going to be in on the "capi" at the end of the race. My mate
    tells me the descent of the Poggio is quite technical, to which I
    replied I'm more concerned about reaching the top of it than getting to
    the bottom!

    Methinks I need to start piling the miles in fairly soon now. I still
    haven't got my head around the idea of being in the saddle for 10 hours
    plus.

    Gulp!
    Bronzie

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