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gavroche

Getting old but not past it
Location
North Wales
I have just finished reading Laurent Fignon's book: " We were young and carefree."
What a superb insight into cycling in the 80s and 90s and how it begun to change there after with the use of EPO.
I would strongly recommend the book as it also shows what a misunderstood champion he was and the man behind the headlines.
He died far too young at the age of 50.
Great read.
 
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Do you have to get planning permission to install that and extra heavy duty cable as well :ohmy:
 

ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
I have just finished reading Laurent Fignon's book: " We were young and carefree."
What a superb insight into cycling in the 80s and 90s and how it begun to change there after with the use of EPO.
I would strongly recommend the book as it also shows what a misunderstood champion he was and the man behind the headlines.
He died far too young at the age of 50.
Great read.
I think that I have read it, but with my awful memory, I don't know for sure, and if I DID, I can't remember much about it... :wacko:

If anybody would like a cycling novel to read, I highly recommend The Rider! I have read it 4 or 5 times and always enjoy it.
 
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From my Facebook page tonight, Lol, the old ones are the best.


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ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
I was thinking the other day that it seemed a long time since I paid for the last CycleChat ad-banner-free upgrade. I just got a reminder that it was coming to an end so I renewed it for another year (£9).

Last minute decision to do a forum ride on Saturday. If any of you fancy an easy (slowish and flat) 105 km (65 mile) ride from Garforth via York, nip over go the ride thread and add your name to the list of 2!
 

Dave7

Legendary Member
Location
Cheshire
I will say "morning all" but I can't put a "good" at the front.
We had 2 things planned today.....
1. Our booster jab at 0940.
2. Pub lunch with caberet.
Then we both got the galloping trots/squits.
You know the type that gives you very little warning :wacko:.
Was up several times during the night and now sat here feeling (appropriately) sh*t.
I just daren't take the chance of being away from the house......plus the chance of spreading it.
Best laid plans and all that :sad:
 
I will say "morning all" but I can't put a "good" at the front.
We had 2 things planned today.....
1. Our booster jab at 0940.
2. Pub lunch with caberet.
Then we both got the galloping trots/squits.
You know the type that gives you very little warning :wacko:.
Was up several times during the night and now sat here feeling (appropriately) sh*t.
I just daren't take the chance of being away from the house......plus the chance of spreading it.
Best laid plans and all that :sad:
My wife's son works in a local hospital - apparently the main symptoms staff start with when they get Covid is D&V#
might be worth getting a test just incase??

Hope you feel better soon anyway
 
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