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Re: Tour de France 2022

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Wow what a stage! I love days like that!
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These guys powers of recovery are :shock: After yesterday, most humans would be in bed for a week. :lol:
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Count Steer wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 9:07 am These guys powers of recovery are :shock: After yesterday, most humans would be in bed for a week. :lol:
Aint that the truth... after a 90 mins ride i'm bloody useless the next day... let alone the amount they do, then the day after, then the one after.... etc.
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weeksy wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 9:10 am
Count Steer wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 9:07 am These guys powers of recovery are :shock: After yesterday, most humans would be in bed for a week. :lol:
Aint that the truth... after a 90 mins ride i'm bloody useless the next day... let alone the amount they do, then the day after, then the one after.... etc.
About 13 years ago I did the South Downs Way in a day, I was a VERY broken Galactic Dictator by the finish and didn't ride for weeks afterwards.
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MingtheMerciless wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 9:27 am
weeksy wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 9:10 am
Count Steer wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 9:07 am These guys powers of recovery are :shock: After yesterday, most humans would be in bed for a week. :lol:
Aint that the truth... after a 90 mins ride i'm bloody useless the next day... let alone the amount they do, then the day after, then the one after.... etc.
About 13 years ago I did the South Downs Way in a day, I was a VERY broken Galactic Dictator by the finish and didn't ride for weeks afterwards.
I know that pain :) I've done SDW more than once... once we considered the double.... until about half-way through the single that was :D
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C'mon Pidcock!
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Come on Froome more like 👴🏻 🏁🤣👍🏻
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Wowser! All down to the final time trial then. :lol:
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Count Steer wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 5:22 pm Wowser! All down to the final time trial then. :lol:
Peyragourde and Hautacam still to come......more of the same please :thumbup:
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Pidcock, what a lad!
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Tom Pidcock Top man 👍
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I'd guess it's a breakaway day

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I've really enjoyed the racing this week, Wednesday and yesterday especially.

One question though. Why is the Irish girl who hosts the post race review each day on Eurosport dressed as a prostitute?
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Lol she's a nutter ain't she. We think she comes straight from a strip bar to her day job. It's gone from amusing at first to completely bizarre.
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Orla's a very knowledgeable pundit, don't judge her by her outfits, she knows her subject
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Ditchfinder wrote: Fri Jul 15, 2022 11:26 pm Orla's a very knowledgeable pundit, don't judge her by her outfits, she knows her subject
Not arguing that at all. She also rides lots it seems.

But that doesn't make her outfits any less bizarre
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Ditchfinder wrote: Fri Jul 15, 2022 11:26 pm Orla's a very knowledgeable pundit, don't judge her by her outfits, she knows her subject

She also speaks 6 languages!!! I've managed to miss all the tdf so far but i may have to watch on catch up if the outfits are that good ;)
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CBR650r :mrgreen:
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That definitely has my heart in my mouth!! :o :o :o :o
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