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25-09.-2006, 12:22 AM
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Serious Cycling Edmund R. Burke
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I have been told that in this book their is a list of I think 10? suppliments recommended for cyclists. Does anyone have a list of these please? Thanks in advance  |
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25-09.-2006, 06:35 AM
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Re: Serious Cycling Edmund R. Burke
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Ed Burke's book is rather ubiquitous. You could find it (and the list you're referencing) in most any public library, Barnes & Noble, BOrders, etc. |
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25-09.-2006, 04:33 PM
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Re: Serious Cycling Edmund R. Burke
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Yes i know thanks. I am going to get it as soon as i get home but at the moment i am away in a non english speaking country so no chance of finding it here. hence the request cheers  |
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