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30-04.-2008, 03:41 PM
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A Rest for Pro's
When Boonie Boonen says that he's having a few days off after winning
the Paris-Roubaix, what does that mean? Does he whack on the uggies and watch the TV with a packet of crisps, or is a day off only spending 2.5hrs on the bike rather than 6? Brendo |
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07-05.-2008, 02:02 PM
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Re: A Rest for Pro's
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*Ponders weighty philosophical question* Well that's food for thought isn't it? Maybe Tom kicks back and tucks into the pies à la Ullrich-style? No, no, no, think I've sussed it out. Boonen either goes on a photo shoot or hangs out with some of his more ardent fans. http://cfsmtb.net/2008/03/29/figure-a-boonen/ I'd Do Boonen (facebook group, requires login) http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2252427048 |
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