Looking back at the season and given that I will buy the three major Tours (France, Italy and Georgia), what four or five classics DVD's would you buy from this year for watching when the snow gets deep? [Note: this is North America and probably from the WC/Paul and Phil DVD's]
I always get Paris Roubaix and I'll probably get something that Georgie H won, since I have so many that he finished as royal escort to the winner. So what were the best of the year for keeping awake after the first 30 minutes on a trainer or spin bike? Any must haves that would make the list longer than four or five on the first order this year? [Second note: about mid-February I get desperate and usually order the rest of whatever is available from the prior year.]
Curtis L. Russell Odenton, MD (USA) Just someone on two wheels...
I've been transcoding and burning Ed Raket's stuff to VCDs. Part of this is the length. Cyclocross especially is very intense for about an hour and I really have problems riding nowhere for longer than that.
Looking back at the season and given that I will buy the three major Tours (France, Italy and Georgia), what four or five classics DVD's would you buy from this year for watching when the snow gets deep? [Note: this is North America and probably from the WC/Paul and Phil DVD's]
I always get Paris Roubaix and I'll probably get something that Georgie H won, since I have so many that he finished as royal escort to the winner. So what were the best of the year for keeping awake after the first 30 minutes on a trainer or spin bike? Any must haves that would make the list longer than four or five on the first order this year? [Second note: about mid-February I get desperate and usually order the rest of whatever is available from the prior year.]
Curtis L. Russell Odenton, MD (USA) Just someone on two wheels...
Where do you get your DVDs? I browse ebay for them sometimes, but the selection is spotty.
Looking back at the season and given that I will buy the three major Tours (France, Italy and Georgia), what four or five classics DVD's would you buy from this year for watching when the snow gets deep? [Note: this is North America and probably from the WC/Paul and Phil DVD's]
I always get Paris Roubaix and I'll probably get something that Georgie H won, since I have so many that he finished as royal escort to the winner. So what were the best of the year for keeping awake after the first 30 minutes on a trainer or spin bike? Any must haves that would make the list longer than four or five on the first order this year? [Second note: about mid-February I get desperate and usually order the rest of whatever is available from the prior year.]
Curtis L. Russell Odenton, MD (USA) Just someone on two wheels...
Gotta consider this years Flanders. New Belgian hero wins solo.
On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 15:13:48 -0700, Tim Lines <[email hidden]> wrote:
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Where do you get your DVDs? I browse ebay for them sometimes, but the selection is spotty.
www.worldcycling.com has the biggest collection that I know - once you get on their mailing list you wait until they have one of their DVD specials and stock up. Generally don't buy list price because they put enough on sale often enough to keep the DVD stock up.
Curtis L. Russell Odenton, MD (USA) Just someone on two wheels...
