Planning to watch Tour next weekend. Any suggestions as to best spot? Thought of Col de Goudhurst as a King of Mountains points up for grabs. Sadly have puncture so can't take part!
Planning to watch Tour next weekend. Any suggestions as to best spot? Thought of Col de Goudhurst as a King of Mountains points up for grabs. Sadly have puncture so can't take part!
shouldnt this be on the general chat threadOriginally Posted by Derby Tup
Planning to watch Tour next weekend. Any suggestions as to best spot? Thought of Col de Goudhurst as a King of Mountains points up for grabs. Sadly have puncture so can't take part!
Track rules
My mate lives just outside Tunbridge Wells, in Bidborough, where there is a tough little hill. (albeit a molehill by tour standards, it seemed tough to my little legs)
He's having a garden party to watch, shame I can't head down, but then you only see them for a split second anyway.
My freeview box doesn't get eurosport, does anyone know if it's on ITV4 or something?
'That's what you get when you suffer - you get results'
Yes it is.
Wanted to go and watch it but will be canoeing in Scotland. It was a difficult decision to make.
30 years and still here.
No contest i reckon, Scotland canoing after good rainfall just plain magic.
Have fun
The older I get the Faster I was
Will do. Well if the bloody midges don't eat me alive. Not sure where going yet. Maybe Loch Shiel.
30 years and still here.
Also might get a chance to have a good run up there from the Loch side in the evening.
30 years and still here.
Wish i had time to get on my bike - since i broke me arm i've only used it once
Last edited by Anorak; 29-06-2007 at 08:18 PM.
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IS THAT THE 12" MIX
Staying at Morvich maybe.
Man you know how to make somebody envious
The older I get the Faster I was
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