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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Italy
Posts: 9
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Hello,
how bore your cycling passion? As for me in 1975 (before I was a Gimondi "tifoso", he always was engaged against E. Merckx ,so we, guys, always supported our champion against "the cannibal") but in that summer time during the Giro my passion exploded. In the last stage who finished to the top of Passo dello Stelvio, our Fausto Bertoglio rose jersy, won his duel against Francisco Galdos, spanish, in a very interesting fight during the bends of the mytic slope. After that, I din't never forget cycling. Sportly. |
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finalmente un italiano nel forum!!!
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Italy
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Ciao sono Luigi,
abito a Castel di Lama (AP) vedo che sei di Stresa, la conosco per mesi ho lavorato a Novara. Sportivamente. ![]() |
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Si...e vorrei dire ke l'anno prossimo gli europei juniores e under 23 si faranno proprio a stresa!!!
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Italy
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Li fanno salire sul Mottarone?
Sarebbe da divertirsi. Ciao. Luigi |
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Australia
Posts: 565
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I really took a liking to road cycling watching (or reading about) some of the big names from the eighties - Phil Anderson (Australia), Robert Millar, Lemond, Fignon and Kelly.
Those were the days. |
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Posts: 372
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For me it was Lemond. He was the first American to win the Tour De France. But I had always admired (and still do) Eddie Merckx because of his dominance in so many cycling events. With all respects to Lance Armstrong I've never thought of him like Lemond or Merckx but more as kind of a T.D.F. specialist. Also an honorable mention to Davis Phinney who won just about everything here in the states, and who was the first American to win a stage in the Tour De France.
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Australia
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Yes, I hear Phinney's son is moving up in cycling as well. |
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Richmond, Virginia
Posts: 17
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I had never given cycling a passing thought when I was invited to a friends house to watch the 1984 Olympic Road Race. It was the Summer before my senior year in high school. Watching Alexi Grewal sprint around Steve Bauer and throw his arms in the air literally changed my life!
I saved some money and bought my first road bike (a Club Fuji) several months later.
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